Meet Repub Senate candidate Ken Paxton

[IM2]

See where did I accused Biden or Obama.

Well, Hunter Biden is a convicted criminal so there’s that.

What Hunt was convicted of was really nothing.

Trump is a convicted felon, 34 counts.

Trump didn’t cause Epstein to rape anyone.

Trump did the raping himself.

 

[konradv]

Your post was about the present, Simp.

Simple English confusing you again?

You’re twisting things, liar.

 

[IM2]

True for most, MONEY & greed for power seem to rule.
Where are the people who want to work for the better interests of ALL America.

I do think you need to look at the Democrats for that instead of blindly making claims that both parties are the same.

 

[Mac-7]

If you don’t know him, you’ve got your head in the sand and not worth my time.

I’m pretty sure he’s not a jousehold name

 

[Leo123]

You mean like these guys...?


Openly LGBTQ+ individuals in the Trump administration include:

* Scott Bessent, Secretary of the Treasury

* Richard Grenell, Special Presidential Envoy for Special Missions

* Tammy Bruce, Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations

* Jacob Helberg, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment

No they’re gay.

 

[Leo123]

He had to settle multiple suits where whistleblowers were fired. His wife divorced him for screwing around.


What are his positions on the issues again?

You were not discussing his issues, you were too busy obsessing about a fake impeachment. Remember, he was acquitted.

 

[Zincwarrior]

You were not discussing his issues, you were too busy obsessing about a fake impeachment. Remember, he was acquitted.

Of that, yes indeed. He had to settle the securities items and the whistleblower suits.

 

[konradv]

I’m pretty sure he’s not a jousehold name

He’s been all over the news in the Russian payola scheme. He’s a colleague of Tim Poole and has been reportedly cheating on his wife with men at TPUSA events.

 

[Leo123]

Of that, yes indeed. He had to settle the securities items and the whistleblower suits.

A federal judge in March 2017, dismissed the complaint against Paxton in a federal civil complaint. The ex-CEO of Servergy, William Mapp, was found liable for misleading investors. Again, you have no real information, just hysterical propaganda.

 

[otto105]

Most libs msy be closet gays

But dont assume the same about repubs

Hilarious, our party does treat people who are homosexual as threats.

That's why you still laugh at gay jokes.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Hilarious, our party does treat people who are homosexual as threats.

That's why you still laugh at gay jokes.

It's those violent trans you have to worry about

 

[otto105]

A federal judge in March 2017, dismissed the complaint against Paxton in a federal civil complaint. The ex-CEO of Servergy, William Mapp, was found liable for misleading investors. Again, you have no real information, just hysterical propaganda.

This slimy ken paxton...

2008: Failing to Disclose His Investments​

When Paxton was a Texas House member representing McKinney in 2008, the Associated Press reported that he and another lawmaker had investments in a company that got millions from state contracts — contracts that Paxton had voted on through state spending bills.

Paxton had profited from the contracts that Watchguard, a video equipment company that supplies police stations, secured while he was in office. His investment in the company came to light after a competing company sued, saying that the contract bidding was rigged in Watchdog’s favor.

Paxton claimed he had no knowledge of the company’s state contracts at the time, which he would have been required to disclose to the Texas Ethics Commission under state law. However, the Associated Press reported that Watchguard’s website boasted that the company was “held by an influential shareholder group that includes three state representatives.”


According to the Wall Street Journal, after coming under scrutiny, Paxton shifted his investments, including in Watchguard, into a blind trust in 2015. A blind trust is an account managed by a third party trustee without the beneficiary’s knowledge in order to prevent a conflict of interest.

However, the Journal uncovered texts between Paxton and the trustee, who is a friend of his, concerning his stock trades in 2020, a violation of the “blind” nature of the arrangement. And Paxton received $2.2 million from his investment in Watchguard when the company was bought in 2019, the Journal reported.

 

[otto105]

It's those violent trans you have to worry about

Not nearly as much as violent white young maga incels who bought Shitler! phones.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Not nearly as much as violent white young maga incels who bought Shitler! phones.

Dumb even for you, Blotto

 

[otto105]

This is ken paxton. He would watch you accidentally drop a $50 on the floor, pick it up and demand you buy next round before he goes home.

2013: Stealing Another Lawyer’s Pen​

After a $1,000 Montblac pen was mistakenly left by one lawyer in a metal detector tray at a courthouse, it found its way into the hands of then-state senator Ken Paxton, according to the Dallas Morning News.

The expensive ballpoint had been a gift to attorney Joe Joplin from his wife, and after he realized it was missing, asked a sheriff to review the security footage. The video revealed Paxton had pocketed Joplin’s pen, the sheriff told the News. After a phone call, Paxton returned the pen to Joplin.

When asked by the Dallas Morning News what he thought had happened, Joplin did not speculate.

“You can surmise that,” he said.

 

[Mac-7]

YES THAT IS A GOOD EXAMPLE.
SOULD we tear down our whole country based on just that Example??

Tear down how?

 

[otto105]

nostral, this ken paxton.

2015: Securities Fraud Charges​

The year Paxton assumed the office of attorney general also kicked off a nine-year legal saga over securities fraud felony charges.

Paxton was indicted in the late summer of 2015 over accusations of defrauding investors, according to Chron. The charges stemmed from accusations that Paxton had encouraged other legislators to invest in McKinney-based company Servergy in 2011 without telling them he would make a commission, Chron reported. Paxton allegedly misrepresented himself as an investor in the company, which was charged with fraud by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 2016.

Paxton and Republican supporters painted the 2015 indictment as a partisan attack by Democrats. Jim Henson, head of the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin, told Chron at the time that their argument would be difficult to uphold as the legal charges unfolded.

“It’s going to be a little harder to sustain the argument that this was a politically motivated persecution over time,” Henson said. “But my suspicion is that we will not see the attorney general going particularly quietly into the night.”

Paxton, indeed, did not go quietly. After pleading not guilty to the charges, the case was stalled by disputes over how much the prosecutors should be paid, following pushback by commissioners in Paxton’s hometown of Collin County, according to the Associated Press. Back and forth changes to the legal venue between Collin County and Houston further delayed the case.

After nine years, during which time Paxton was reelected as attorney general twice, Paxton struck a deal with prosecutors in 2024, agreeing to pay about $300,000 in restitution and do community service with local food pantry organizations in Collin County to get the charges dropped, the Associated Press reported.

Paxton continued to characterize the case as a “political prosecution” upon its settlement, according to the Texas Tribune.

 

[tahuyaman]

It’s a trait of MAGA. It’s why they have to convince themselves of so many lies.

What Hunt was convicted of was really nothing.

Trump is a convicted felon, 34 counts.

Trump did the raping himself.

Hunter Biden was charged and convicted of felonies surround firearms laws and tax evasion. Those aren’t nothing you hack.

 

[Mac-7]

He’s been all over the news in the Russian payola scheme. He’s a colleague of Tim Poole and has been reportedly cheating on his wife with men at TPUSA events.

If he is an influencer why have I never heard of him?

 

[otto105]

A federal judge in March 2017, dismissed the complaint against Paxton in a federal civil complaint. The ex-CEO of Servergy, William Mapp, was found liable for misleading investors. Again, you have no real information, just hysterical propaganda.

Yeah, because he was under no moral issue to disclose his involvement in pumping and dumping the stock to his colleagues.