Ken Paxton Partied in Dubai With Fugitives Ahead of High-Stakes Texas Senate Race
President Trump backed the scandal-plagued Paxton in one of the riskiest bets of the midterms.
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Ken Paxton Partied in Dubai With Fugitives Ahead of High-Stakes Texas Senate Race
President Trump backed the scandal-plagued Paxton in one of the riskiest bets of the midterms.
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Source context: Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton concocted a securities fraud case as part of a sweeping crusade to target the state’s growing Muslim community. A nine-page memorandum reviewed by Texas Monthly outlined all of the ways that the state government could thw…
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton concocted a securities fraud case as part of a sweeping crusade to target the state’s growing Muslim community. A nine-page memorandum reviewed by Texas Monthly outlined all of the ways that the state government could thwart the construction of the East Plano Islamic Center, or EPIC City, a large…
Records show the Texas attorney general has taken nearly 1,000 trips during his tenure, costing $3.3 million
Texas Republicans are at odds over GOP Senate nominee Ken Paxton, with recently leaked audio by Paxton saying ousted longtime Sen. John Cornyn is not in his corner. NBC News' Natasha Korecki reports on how Republicans are trying to solve the infighting and how Democratic nominee James Talarico addressed his absence from the campaign trail.
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President Trump backed the scandal-plagued Paxton in one of the riskiest bets of the midterms.
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Our elitist media love spreading the buzz when First Lady Melania Trump goes “missing” for a few weeks, but they haven’t noticed Texas Democrat James Talarico vanishing for 12 days in the closing weeks of his Senate campaign. As of this writing, Talarico has no campaign events scheduled before Election Day (save a CNN town...