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Paxton prosecutors mocked for threatening to quit
The special prosecutors pursuing Attorney General Ken Paxton threatened to withdraw if the upcoming trial is not postponed until they get paid.
Read More →Commentary: How to steal from a school district and not get caught
The Texas Supreme Court says a school board has the authority to sideline its own dissenters.
Read More →Lawmaker’s image takes a hit in Beaumont bond scandal
Beaumont ISD turned over a multi-million dollar project to a couple of “dumb asses” who “did lousy work and produced lousy designs,” an audit found.
Read More →In tossing SEC’s Paxton case, judge gives sneak peek at criminal case
Even with new facts from the SEC, a federal judge still found there was no case to be made any law had been broken.
Read More →Commentary: Prosecutors’ motion effectively an admission of Paxton’s innocence
The court-appointed attorneys trying to imprison Attorney General Ken Paxton effectively admitted last week that he is innocent.
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Election voided over free glowsticks at Texas A&M
By Jon Cassidy / March 20, 2017 / Campus Culture, Commentary, Texas / No Comments
Some bureaucrats-in-training at Texas A&M have revoked the results of the election for student body president over some orange, pink, yellow and purple glowsticks.
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