The Texas House impeached him. The Texas Senate acquitted him. His securities fraud case ended in a deal with no plea and no admission. Eight top aides went to the FBI, and a judge ordered Texas taxpayers to pay them $6.6 million. He won the primary 64 to 36, and he's on the Senate ballot Tuesday. Every receipt is in the Case File at theranter.com.
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Ken Paxton Was Impeached by His Own Party. Now He's on the Senate Ballot.
Acquitted, no plea, and a $6.6 million whistleblower bill Texas taxpayers paid. He's on the ballot Tuesday.
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