Letters to the Editor
Ken Paxton, you have been the attorney general of Texas since 2015. Only now do you make this demand of the federal government about checking voters. Sounds to me like you have been asleep at the wheel at your job for the last nine years. I, as a citizen of the state of Texas, would like to remind you that you work for me — one of the people.Instead of grandstanding at the last minute, I expect you to get your job done in a much more timely fashion.
Just curious, how does Ken Paxton obtain the medical records for this suit? Furthermore, just how far does his nose go into our personal business?Re: “Migrant charities face state’s ire — Officials say lawsuits needed to slow illegal immigration on border,” Sunday news story. Regarding Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s ongoing persecution of Annunciation House, his lawyers say its staff ― half of whom they deem nonreligious ― “appear to subscribe to a more Bohemian set of ‘seven commandments’” including visiting the imprisoned and caring for the sick. And they judge it “highly doubtful” Annunciation House has a “bona fide” religious component since it makes no effort “to evangelize or convert.
For the record, here’s exactly what Paxton and crew view as subversive and dangerous: the Catholic seven corporal works of mercy: feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless, visit the sick, visit the imprisoned, bury the dead.stories about Ken Paxton going after Annunciation House. Could it be that this “charity” is promoting undocumented immigrants coming to this country?Ken Paxton shows his inhumanity on a daily basis.
Trump asked Sen. Ted Cruz to argue it, but he never got the chance as the high court told Texas to mind it’s own business. Paxton’s name is redacted in the Smith document, but he can’t hide his shame from history.Texas’ Attorney Gen. Ken Paxton just can’t stop making trouble. He’s suing the fundraising app ActBlue for assisting Democrats. Why? Democrats are getting too much money. Shame on them! Only Republicans are allowed to do that.
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