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The second week of the Paxton impeachment hearings may be the last. But there’s still a lot of ground to cover.

Republicans from Texas are weighing in on the evidence outlined during the first week of suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial, with a range of opinions on the allegations.

Mark Penley testified that Paxton made numerous negative comments about the Texas Department of Public Safety because of his 2015 securities fraud case. “He doesn’t trust the [DPS] director and he feels like they ran a corrupt investigation on him,” he said.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMLTFoB5Wwk Day 5: Texas AG Ken Paxton's impeachment trial AUSTIN, Texas - A second week of testimony began today in the impeachment trial of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. When the trial recessed Friday afternoon,David Maxwell, the former law

AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s fate could be decided as early as this week, according to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. Patrick said at the outset of Monday’s

Mark Penley testified that Paxton made numerous negative comments about the Texas Department of Public Safety because of his 2015 securities fraud case. “He doesn’t trust the [DPS] director and he feels like they ran a corrupt investigation on him,” he said.

Former Texas Deputy Attorney General Mark Penley on Monday said he warned Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) that it would be “very dangerous” and “unethical” for the office to investigate Austin real estate developer Nate Paul’s claims of law enforcement misconduct. As the second week of Paxton’s impeachment trial kicked off, Penley testified that…

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Mark Penley testified that Paxton made numerous negative comments about the Texas Department of Public Safety because of his 2015 securities fraud case. “He doesn’t trust the [DPS] director and he feels like they ran a corrupt investigation on him,” he said.

In testimony, former Deputy Attorney General Mark Penley says Nate Paul acted as if he, not Ken Paxton, were in charge of the state agency.