The Texas House of Representatives will vote Saturday on a resolution to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton.
The Republican called a brief press conference Friday afternoon where he again denied any wrongdoing and claimed the impeachment proceedings against him were illegal.
According to Murr’s Friday memo, the proceedings could take at least four hours on Saturday, with the committee presenting opening and closing statements, along with time reserved for proponents and opponents of the resolution.
Paxton on Friday called supporters to show up at the Texas Capitol for the impeachment vote on Saturday. It’s also an unprecedented moment for another reason: If the House were to move forward with impeachment, Paxton’s wife, Sen. Angela Paxton, would serve as a juror in the Senate.
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