Ken Paxton: TeeVee Star
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, with a felony indictment and a persecution complex, is gonna be on the teevee.
The judge presiding over Ken Paxton’s securities fraud case has said he will allow cameras in the courtroom during the trial, over the wishes of the attorney general and his lawyers.
Paxton argues that he’s the victim because these special prosecutors are out to get him. You’d think he’d want the public to see how mean everybody is being to him, and how securities fraud is just one of those things that happen accidentally. You know, you go out to a party, someone coughs on you, and the next thing you know you come down with a bad case of felony securities fraud.
As soon as they set a trial date I’m clearing my calendar.
Of course the special prosecutors are out to get him. It is their job. They prosecute criminals. That’s like a tumor complaining that a doctor is out to get it. The only difference is, I would rather live with a tumor in my brain than Ken Paxton in my state. He does far more damage.
1Web streaming would be nice.
2So he’s still the Texas Attorney General with a felony indictment? Do they dump him from office on the day he actually goes to prison?
3I think this show should be sponsored. Surely Wall Street would be interested in advertising its wares.
4I hope they’re out to get Ken the Crook. And no, they won’t dump him. Texas passed an amendment just so he could operate, er, do his job from jail. Which one was that? I forget.
5My kids used to spout this kind of thinking when they were 5 and 6 years old. Then they grew up.
Like I’ve said before about others of his ilk, basically they never got past the ninny stage.
6Rhea, I suppose he expects to run things from the hoosegow like Kimmie Davis did.
7Now there’s a show I’d watch.
8Twitter is too bitter, so keep me in the loop. If it goes up on the I-net or the web, send me the URL & a password
9If Ken does get convicted it is my fondest hope that he is sent to Tennessee, Tennessee Colony that is. There he can be close to home and enjoy congegal visits in Texas prison style. Yes,let him spend the heat of the summer dancing with a hoe while chopping cotton.
10It might prove highly educational learning what hard work really is.
@Cole
Yes as an elected official he should get his choice of the accommodations available within the Institutional Division of the TDCJ.
Tennessee Colony IS lovely this time of year.
Actually I’d like to see him in Huntsville on 12th St.
11Ken Packs-a-ton… of crap.
12He’ll get off. He’s got a bad case of afluenza, is all.
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