Uniparty “Republicans” in Texas have moved through and expedited a legally spurious attempt to impeach the state’s ‘America First’ Attorney General, Ken Paxton, tomorrow. But the so-called “house investigators” who have presented their flimsy case against Paxton are almost all Democrats. The move is eerily similar to when President Donald Trump was investigated by “investigator” Dan Goldman, who dropped all pretenses of legal rectitude after the matter, and now sits as a Democrat Congressman.
In this case, the impeachment proceedings are effectively led by Democrat Ann Johnson, with “Republicans In Name Only” (RINOs) colleagues on the opposite side of the house aiding her effort.
Johnson’s squad boasts five criminal attorneys. Three of the five were fired by their own District Attorneys offices. Three of the five voted Democrat in recent elections.
Erin Epley, the lead counsel, formally left the Republican Party and has voted as a Democrat since 2020. The majority of her political donations have gone to Democrats, with one donation of $50 to a Republican District Court candidate in 2018. She even posted an image of the late, left-wing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s infamous collar on her Facebook profile in 2022.
Donna Cameron, another investigator, was removed from her position by Harris County District Attorney Pat Lykos. Voting records indication she cast a ballot in the Democrat primary in 2020.
Terese Buess, another investigator who was removed from her position by Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg, has also voted as a Democrat.
Mark Donnelly was also fired by Harris County District Attorney Pat Lykos in 2009, branded “negligent” and “incompetent” on his way out. Donnelly voted in the 2012 Republican primary, as well as in 2022. “While a federal prosecutor, Donnelly worked with U.S. Department of Justice leaders and routinely handled cases jointly with DOJ prosecutors in Washington, D.C.,” says Law360.
Brian A. Benken is the only one of the five who appears to have any real right-leaning sympathies, having donated $221 to Donald Trump in April 2020. Described as “low-key and likeable,” Benken appears to be the only investigator not rocked by his own firings or scandals.
Despite the litany of bias, corporate media sources continue to describe the impeachment as “bipartisan.” Amongst far more, Paxton said in a statement Friday: “The vote is expected to take place Saturday at 1pm. I invite my fellow citizens to peacefully come let their voices be heard at the Capitol tomorrow. Exercise your right to petition your government. Let’s restore the power of our great state to the people.”
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