Ken Paxton

I think there is a fear and there is this lobby of it. These DAs have so much power. Otherwise, why would they allow Soros to control the major cities And it's obvious that they're not prosecuting crimes. They won't even prosecute shoplifting. If you have a free ride, as long as you take $750 a day in Dallas County, whatever the number is, and you go to different stores, you can do that every day.

I think there is a fear and there is this lobby of it. These DAs have so much power. Otherwise, why would they allow Soros to control the major cities And it's obvious that they're not prosecuting crimes. They won't even prosecute shoplifting. If you have a free ride, as long as you take $750 a day in Dallas County, whatever the number is, and you go to different stores, you can do that every day.

I think there is a fear and there is this lobby of it. These DAs have so much power. Otherwise, why would they allow Soros to control the major cities And it's obvious that they're not prosecuting crimes. They won't even prosecute shoplifting. If you have a free ride, as long as you take $750 a day in Dallas County, whatever the number is, and you go to different stores, you can do that every day.

And the DA there said, we will not prosecute you.

And the DA there said, we will not prosecute you.

And the DA there said, we will not prosecute you.

Soros, that's exactly what he wants to do. There's no political goal here. It's just destabilization. Right. And it's so easy. It is literally so easy to do that. And he also, I believe, got control of our Court of Criminal Appeals, which is our highest court. We have a bifurcated system in Texas. We have the Texas Supreme Court. That's the final appeal in civil.

Soros, that's exactly what he wants to do. There's no political goal here. It's just destabilization. Right. And it's so easy. It is literally so easy to do that. And he also, I believe, got control of our Court of Criminal Appeals, which is our highest court. We have a bifurcated system in Texas. We have the Texas Supreme Court. That's the final appeal in civil.

Soros, that's exactly what he wants to do. There's no political goal here. It's just destabilization. Right. And it's so easy. It is literally so easy to do that. And he also, I believe, got control of our Court of Criminal Appeals, which is our highest court. We have a bifurcated system in Texas. We have the Texas Supreme Court. That's the final appeal in civil.

and the Court of Criminal Appeals, but no one knew who they were. And suddenly they strike down a law that directed me to prosecute voter fraud. And they took it away just by saying, oh, it's unconstitutional because you're in the executive branch and separation of power says you can't be in court. How insane is that?

and the Court of Criminal Appeals, but no one knew who they were. And suddenly they strike down a law that directed me to prosecute voter fraud. And they took it away just by saying, oh, it's unconstitutional because you're in the executive branch and separation of power says you can't be in court. How insane is that?

and the Court of Criminal Appeals, but no one knew who they were. And suddenly they strike down a law that directed me to prosecute voter fraud. And they took it away just by saying, oh, it's unconstitutional because you're in the executive branch and separation of power says you can't be in court. How insane is that?

So I've had to go run three, I'm trying to take that court back, but right now I can't even prosecute voter fraud, which opens us up to unfair elections in Texas, which I was prosecuting plenty of voter fraud before that happened.

So I've had to go run three, I'm trying to take that court back, but right now I can't even prosecute voter fraud, which opens us up to unfair elections in Texas, which I was prosecuting plenty of voter fraud before that happened.

So I've had to go run three, I'm trying to take that court back, but right now I can't even prosecute voter fraud, which opens us up to unfair elections in Texas, which I was prosecuting plenty of voter fraud before that happened.

so who who's supposed to prosecute voter fraud the soros da's so that's where we're at in texas so that's why i ran this is a nine-member court six-year terms they waited till two days after the filing deadline to announce their decision this is a 1951 statute that has thousands of cases of precedent and they came up with this insane idea that it was unconstitutional for the attorney general to be in court because i'm in the executive branch

so who who's supposed to prosecute voter fraud the soros da's so that's where we're at in texas so that's why i ran this is a nine-member court six-year terms they waited till two days after the filing deadline to announce their decision this is a 1951 statute that has thousands of cases of precedent and they came up with this insane idea that it was unconstitutional for the attorney general to be in court because i'm in the executive branch

so who who's supposed to prosecute voter fraud the soros da's so that's where we're at in texas so that's why i ran this is a nine-member court six-year terms they waited till two days after the filing deadline to announce their decision this is a 1951 statute that has thousands of cases of precedent and they came up with this insane idea that it was unconstitutional for the attorney general to be in court because i'm in the executive branch

If that's true, every AG in the country is violating the Constitution. So that was a rationale. I had to wait two years. I recruited three people to take out the three people that were up. So we've replaced three. We've got one good one on there, but we're still down 5-4. So until we fix those things in Texas, we're at risk.

If that's true, every AG in the country is violating the Constitution. So that was a rationale. I had to wait two years. I recruited three people to take out the three people that were up. So we've replaced three. We've got one good one on there, but we're still down 5-4. So until we fix those things in Texas, we're at risk.