"Paxton Takes Orders From Texas Billionaires!" James Talarico Slams Billionaire Influence In Texas

When you go after the puppet, you have to deal with the masters who pull his strings. You've heard of Elon Musk, but you might not have heard of Ken Paxton's original billionaire mega donors, two billionaire pastors from West Texas. I didn't know you could be a billionaire and a pastor. That's new. Their names are Tim Dunn and Ferris Wilkes. Every Texas bar has those regulars, the ones who pick up a round. The ones who check on the guy who's drinking alone. The ones who share a laugh or a story or their fried pickles. And every bar also has that one guy. He's loud. He's obnoxious. He makes everyone feel uncomfortable. He hears you say your name to the bartender and then adds his drink to your tab when you're not looking. That's Ken Paxton. And I don't know about y'all, but I am done picking up his tab. This isn't a partisan thing. Republicans know just as well as Democrats that there is no place for guys like Ken Paxton in Texas. That's why these two parties that don't seem to agree on anything these days came together to impeach the most corrupt politician in our state. I was there. Those brave Republican lawmakers who put Texas before their party were my colleagues. Many of them were my friends. Many of them represented the small towns across this state where those Friday night lights burned the brightest. And some of them paid the ultimate political price. Because when you go after the puppet, you have to deal with the masters who pull his strings. You've heard of Elon Musk, but you might not have heard of Ken Paxton's original billionaire megadonors, two billionaire pastors from West Texas. I didn't know you could be a billionaire and a pastor. That's new. Their names are Tim Dunn and Ferris Wilkes. After Ken Paxton's impeachment, Dunn and Wilks spent millions of dollars in attack ads against those brave Republican lawmakers who attempted to hold one of their own accou Thank you. Many of my Republican colleagues lost their seats because they dared to impeach the most corrupt politician in Texas. Now those same billionaire pastors are helping Elon Musk install their puppet in the U.S. Senate. But this... But this Senate seat doesn't belong to Tim Dunn. This Senate seat doesn't belong to Ferris Wilkes. This Senate seat doesn't belong to Elon Musk. This Senate seat belongs to you. It belongs to the people of Texas. Subscribe to One India and never miss an update. Download the OneIndia app now.