Ken Paxton’s case is dividing Texas Republicans.
after they alerted federal authorities to what they believed to be corruption in his office. The employees said the attorney general was engaging in improper influence and bribery. The lawsuit accused Paxton of doing inappropriate favors for Nate Paul, a real estate investor and a donor to Paxton’s campaign, including giving him access to public records related to an FBI raid of Paul’s home and offices.
on Tuesday. He said they have photos of the Paxtons at Home Depot and pay stubs that prove that the couple paid for their home renovations themselves.The attorney general’s legal team and members of the Texas House and Senate are forbidden from making public comments about Paxton’s impeachment case. Lt. Gov.
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