Paxton says he’ll begin removing ‘runaway’ Texas Democrats from office if they don’t meet deadline
Newest development Paxton says he’ll begin removing ‘runaway’ Texas Democrats from office if they don’t meet deadline
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) said Tuesday he would begin the process of removing from office Democratic lawmakers who have fled the state amid the redistricting battle if they do not meet the state House Speaker’s deadline to return to the state Capitol by Friday.
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Texas AG Paxton Vows To 'Hunt Down' Democrats Who Fled The State To Avoid Redistricting Vote
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Paxton says he’ll begin removing ‘runaway’ Texas Democrats from office if they don’t meet deadline
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Washington Examiner
Paxton backs ‘immediate’ arrest of Texas Democrats who fled state to block GOP redistricting vote (opens Washington Examiner)Washington Examiner's feed description
Latin Times
Texas AG Paxton Vows To 'Hunt Down' Democrats Who Fled The State To Avoid Redistricting Vote (opens Latin Times)Latin Times's feed description
Latin Times
Texas AG Ken Paxton Casts Doubt On Prosecution Of Dems Blocking Republicans' Redistricting Push (opens Latin Times)Latin Times's feed description
Blaze Media
Paxton will ask court to kick Democrats out of office if they refuse to return to Texas: Report (opens Blaze Media)Blaze Media's feed description
The Daily Caller
Ken Paxton Describes Plan To Penalize Democrats Who Fled Texas To Dodge Redistricting Vote (opens The Daily Caller)The Daily Caller's feed description
The Hill