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A renegade heir to political royalty, a soon-to-be-former state Supreme Court justice and an indicted incumbent could make the race for Texas attorney general the contest to watch in next yearâs Republican primary. Attorney General Ken Paxton is still alive and kicking, but his legal vulnerabilities are attracting political buzzards from both parties. The stateâs top lawyer was indicted on felony securities fraud charges almost six years ago, and still hasnât gone to trial. A squadron of his top attorneys at the AGâs office accused him of using that public office for the benefit of a favored political donor â a whistleblower accusation that has sparked a federal investigation and a flurry of civil litigation. ....
Credit: REUTERS/Joe Skipper Editor s note: If you d like an email notice whenever we publish Ross Ramsey s column, click here. If you would like to listen to the column, just click on the play button below. A renegade heir to political royalty, a soon-to-be-former state Supreme Court justice and an indicted incumbent could make the race for Texas attorney general the contest to watch in next yearâs Republican primary. Buzzard No. 1 is Land Commissioner George P. Bush. Heâs the latest to test a family theory that running for office with a famous name means you get half your predecessorsâ friends and all of their enemies. His father, Jeb, was a governor of Florida and a 2020 presidential candidate. His uncle, George W., was the 43rd president, and his grandfather, George H.W., was the 41st. His great-grandfather, Prescott, was a U.S. senator from Connecticut. George P. Bush is bucking the familyâs politics with an appeal to former P ....
365 Days of Texas True Crime: Lucas Tawny the Rock Chick here, your resident true crime aficionado. As interesting as I find true crime from all over to be, it’s the local stuff that I can really dig into. You could say I’m a bit obsessed with researching stories of murder and missing persons from this area. I’ve spent countless hours reading old newspapers articles, requesting files on cases and sifting through data cases online regarding homicide cases that you probably didn’t even know existed. This area holds more sordid secrets than you may know and I’m going to tell you about all of them, one day at a time. It’s 365 Days of Texas True Crime and todays story goes like this….. ....
ken herman ([email protected]) There was a time in Texas a long, long time when it was political malpractice for candidates to declare anything other than unflinching fealty to the death penalty. I recalled that era this week as the Texas House took a significant, if less than sweeping, step in a direction that once might have been scorned by some as soft on crime because it would reduce the pool of miscreants eligible for execution. Anyone else remember the 1990 Democratic gubernatorial primary when Ann Richards, Mark White and Jim Mattox each sought to be the staunchest supporter of capital punishment? ....
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