The real reason they're turning against him is they think his scandals will cost them the seat. The only crime you can commit as a Republican is losing
Facts..they ask why Democrats always lose.. DEMOCRATS FOLLOW THE RULES AND LAWS... winning is the only thing for RETHUGLICANS..WIN AT ALL COSTS.. gerrymandering... suppression...living in other states,while running for a different one..etc..etc
I have recruiters call me for positions in Texas, SC and maga places. I tell them flat out I have no intention of moving to a place where the majority of the citizenry can elect cult leaders and I couldn't be paid enough
As a blue-collar worker, originally from Florida, I'll never move back to a red state. I'm not a full-on liberal, but I damn sure can't survive in Red.
Those recruiters need to keep hearing that message. When it starts to impact their rich donors, Republicans will feel the pressure to turn a shade less red.
After the 2020 elections Paxton was heard saying, 'I stopped the counting of mail in ballots in Harris County. I was not going to have the same happen here (in Texas) as in Georgia'. Nothing happened to him for doing that. It is deeply disturbing to me that no one spoke out about what Paxton had done.
Oh eyes & ears are about… it ain’t all over for them until the fat lady sings! First thing first, one case at a time, patience folks.@@johnnieevans4580
It wouldn’t be hard to look up by simply typing in key words, there was more than one shall we say discussion in varied accessible media. RUclips included.@@InfinteIdeas
As a Black Texan with roots tracing back to Spanish rule, I love celebrating the fall of the Alamo by throwing a party every March 6th. Vote Blue y'all 💙.
@@krackerbear9315 No, we drink and celebrate the Texians all being killed because they wanted to bring slavery to Mexico. Remember, Texas was a state in Mexico.
That might require a few more clusters of brain cells. With all the crap that's gone down--and dragged us under the mud--the past couple years, we might be tapped out where it makes a legislative difference (sigh).
I lived in Collin County, where Paxton represented. He has been under investigation for insider trading and more crimes for a couple of years. Dispite that, he was reelected. So frustrating. I am so happy he may finally be brought to justice.
Dop him on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande and let him swim back home. If he can make it past the razor wire and the people pushing folks back in the river to drown...
Did you think Republicans were serious when they said they're tough on crime? No, no, that's only for poor people. Steal a can of coke and get shot? Don't commit crimes if you don't want consequences Get away with insider trading and bribery? Everyone does it, who cares?
Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican this law of nature always applies. When power grows to the point where one party dominates all then corruption always follows and grows to the point where it's first it's ignored , then hidden, then those most guilty are condemned to save the rest, then the eventually the whole corrupt structure comes crashing down. Greedy little pigs grow up to be big greedy hogs, then big greedy hogs get slaughtered.
One of the reasons that I have an alarm set for every scheduled Beau post is because of his careful analysis and reasoned prognostication. They're so often correct. And when they're not, he comes back and says, "hey, I was wrong." I've followed this channel from early on, and I keep trying to get more people to do so. Whether you're left or right, fact-based analysis is always a good thing to add to your news consumption.
It's depressing that they only go after one of their own when there's a threat of external exposure. Heaven forbid they should purge the nasties from their party just on principle.
The republicans are shielded from such weapons as morals, ethics and principles. They have their billionaire donors give them a bubble of cash to armor themselves with.
As I understand it, a politician who decided actions based on principle would soon find themselves out maneuvered by those who didn’t care unless it benefitted them. Realpolitik quickly weeds out good people unless standards are more forcefully maintained to permit good people to stay in office. Otherwise it’s hard to get in at all
@@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet Actually it is that it is too easy to be paid off. Takes more effort to make a difference and outmaneuver the corruption from the inside of the system than it does to just leave and go live a better life elsewhere. Put forth effort in a community that is not harmful to the people and make a difference where your not going to be attacked for having morals.
This just showed up in my feed randomly, decided to give it a listen, now I'm subscribed. Living in Canada, it's good to hear opinions of our US neighbours from non-traditional media...
Friends sometimes say "I wish politics was boring again." I often reply "We just didn't know what was going on then." It has always been pigs wallowing in their own messes, it just wasn't so well reported back then.
Oh, really. The way that worked in the 90's was as follows: Anyone in a high-profile job had to be closeted. Especially any government job. Getting outed meant being fired (they still can fire you for being queer) and it might mean criminal prosecution. If you're gay, surely you've broken the sodomy law, right? If you had a crap job, nobody cared if you were gay. So it kept LGBTQ people disproportionately poorer and more powerless.
No, it's fairly simple. What's going on is Paxton was fined for making a hostile workplace. about $3M. So, he then tried to make the State pay it, and that got a lot of knickers in a twist. Republicans don't mind if you do something hinky, but they do object to having to pay for it.
@@Shasha-yg1mm Pretty much. After all, he's been under CRIMINAL indictment since 2015 or 16, and yet they allowed him to run for ATTORNEY GENERAL. Twice. He's STILL under indictment for securities fraud. And, hes was credibly accused of creating the hostile workplace, not to mention he's under investigation for the deal he made with the developer who's also under indictment. And yet Republicans stood by him. They didn't bring impeachment procedures against for any of that, but the moment he started asking the State to pay his fine is when they decide to indict him.
This wasn't just a few higher-ups who knew what was coming, it was done with great urgency and no resistance. Apparently everybody knew, except the voters. But there were definitely rumors and clues.
Now Paxton's lawyers are trying to get most or all of the charges thrown out before the state senate trial, on the grounds that he was reelected after most of the offenses, so the voters must be OK with his corruption. I kid you not.
They want him out of the way so that Fascist Lt. Gov Dan Patrick can succeed Greg Abbott. Paxton is damaged goods, even by Texas' low standards.@@jeffmcclure4047
One of the things I like about your 'commentary' is that you don't assume that you know all the facts. And ever since I was a kid, listening to the 'News', I've always asked myself 'What aren't they telling me?' I mean it's not that we can't extrapolate from some details and draw some tenuous conclusions... But I helps if we remain 'Open Minded' at the same time.
Well, first off Beau is talking about the politicians themselves, not the average voter. Most of Trump's sycophants aren't also politicians, so that (to some degree) explains their actions with regard to the assumption Beau is talking about. When it comes to the politicians who still back Trump, the majority of them are not seasoned politicians, they are dilettantes. People like MTG and Boebert don't fall into the category of politician that Beau is describing. The politicians who DO fall into that category are almost universally abandoning Trump right now, even people who stood by him unwaveringly until a few weeks ago are abandoning ship. The few remaining ones, we know what information they are looking at: the polls of likely Republican voters in their areas that show Trump still winning by a large margin. The problem is that they aren't smart enough to realize that Trump himself is a passing fad, even if the Republican tendency to put strong-man, wannabe dictators up for high office isn't. Very few politicians in purple or marginal-red areas are still backing Trump, it is only the people in solidly red areas who could blatantly call for a return to the Third Reich and still get elected who are still treating him like the second coming.
I've developed this sense of dread every time I see 'Texas' in Beau's video titles. I always have to hop down to the comments to see if it's good or bad (or terrible) news before I watch the video, so I know what I'm in for.
TBH, we're surrounded by some MAGA, but we're mostly surrounded by non-voters. Naturally, the fascists in Austin and our national representatives like it that way. They're certainly trying to neutralize our vote in Harris County.😡
I can’t help but wonder if the catalyst was a change in leadership at the DOJ district office. They’ve been investigating Paxton for nearly a decade. Now it’s getting serious.
The people of Texas have had a bad time. They need a hug, a big hot cup of builders tea, and a giant chocolate chocolate chip muffin. Yes, a chocolaty muffin full of big chocolate chips. Forget the diet.
"Anything that is outside the norm, Just assume the people who are deviating, know something you dont" ... the line that launched a million conspiracy theorist. XD
It took a whole lot for them to get here and try to oust one of their own. You are right that there is whole lot more here that remains to be seen. Can't wait.
@@easy6427 - I did this also - until the end of 2002 - when I moved out of the state. Now I live in Colorado and I hope I never have to live in Texas again.
@@bettyvan1213 Just to Colorado? Granted, it is still better than Texas (and you get a real Rocky Mountain High there - had to say it), but I could not feel safe anywhere in the US, not for my life or career, especially not when I was looking to leave Texas. So, greetings from the future here in the small island nation of Middle Earth.
The fact that they turned on him over this means not only did they know about the grand jury, they think it will result in an indictment Paxton will then be convicted for. If Paxton was going to beat this they'd stand by him.
WHOA.....I just threw up a little in my mouth, there, when Beau implied that Republicans were showing signs of accountability!! ...........still feeling a little woozy from that one.........🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤧😵😵 I think I'm gonna need a few days to recover after that!!
Nate Paul ruined 6th Street. Decades back when he bought up lots of RE & ran the longterm clubs out with jacked up rent. 1st time I ever heard his name was from a local musician.
I'd heard that it was his effort to have the state pay for the judgements against him that drew the line. That could be a lot of money that they want for their own corruption.
Glad I'm not the only one who is doubtful of the idea that some corruption or financial crimes with a developer might be considered the real story here. This guy has been in legal trouble for years and suddenly it's a big deal? There are still assumptions being made about the whole story.
Assumption 1... "if this gets to Paxton, some of us are going down with him... get him OUTTA HERE !" *koff koff* Being born in Texas, and having actually lived there a few times decades after my expulsion from the womb, I am most embarrassed by that state and have considered a letter to the Gov to ask if I can be disavowed of my birthplace and join another. Yes, its illogical, but its a statement I'd love to make. Hell, I don't even like driving thru that state and I have to once every few years, and its tense. I used to hitchhike in the early 70s all over the country and have had some 'interesting' moments with hard core police... and when I was 17, hitching in Greenbay before a thruway booth a state cop pulled up. I had my birth cert only and he looked at it and in a pure texas twang said... "You born in texas?!?! Well, you'll be fine, just stay right here, son." He let me go and picked up the two girls hitching behind me. So, yeah, texas is that way. And cops are that way. And I did 911 and I know what cops can do... good and incredibly wonderful, and they both exist. But only one needs excuses and coverups.
Yeah, police have a terrifying ambiguity. ...A friend of mine does activisty stuff at the Tx state lege. They (friend is a they) says the legislature has gone fascist. They want to k1ll us LGBTQ folk.
Related thought: when you don't understand where someone is coming from, you cannot change their mind, because you don't know what their mind is. If what they are doing seems incomprehensible, you must first understand it better. Same deal, different context.
Beau, I agree with the assumption that they know something we don’t with one exception The current gop, they know things even they don’t know, hence the trouble they are in now.
If you are going to "remember the Alamo", then think of Ukraine as the Alamo and the Russians trying to destroy it.... Any Republican who is not totally for Ukraine is not only not a Republican, he/she is barely an American... Re Paxton...Nice analysis/evaluation.
I live in Texas. It didn't use to be this way until 2006 when the GOP took control of both houses and the governor's office. Laws that were put in place after reconstruction and state constitutional rights have been taken away. Lt. Gov. Patrick has received around $3 million in "denotations" from PACs that support Paxton. Looking at Patrick's history, Paxton is going to walk due to a "technical" issue. If this was 18 years ago, Paxton, Patrick and Abbott would have already been removed from office.
@@OutdoorLonghair very peaceful staying here by the air conditioner, thanks. The sun is shining today just before I had to buy a boat to go anywhere. Torrential rains everyday here lately.
Beau; someone has been removing blue barrels with gallon jugs of water left for migrates in Jim Hogg county in Texas. This is an AP story but thought I'd bring to your and everyone else's attention.
There is no such thing as becoming "dependent on" or "addicted to" supplemental oxygen - everybody needs a constant supply of oxygen to live. If there is not enough oxygen in your bloodstream to supply your tissues and cells, then you need supplemental oxygen to keep your organs and tissues healthy.
When doing analysis, it can be very helpful to enumerate all the assumptions you're making in preparing your analysis. That way, it's easier to revise your analysis when new information shows your assumptions to be incorrect.
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The real reason they're turning against him is they think his scandals will cost them the seat. The only crime you can commit as a Republican is losing
Facts..they ask why Democrats always lose.. DEMOCRATS FOLLOW THE RULES AND LAWS... winning is the only thing for RETHUGLICANS..WIN AT ALL COSTS.. gerrymandering... suppression...living in other states,while running for a different one..etc..etc
I always see your profile pic come up in this comment section but I know I've seen the icon before. Is it a linux program?
Or stealing from each other
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Jeremy - Yep. It's happening to TFG as well. The traditional Republicans are doing their best to distance themselves from him too. I love it!
I have recruiters call me for positions in Texas, SC and maga places. I tell them flat out I have no intention of moving to a place where the majority of the citizenry can elect cult leaders and I couldn't be paid enough
Good for you! Some of us are here to keep fighting the BLUE fight 💪💙🌊
As a blue-collar worker, originally from Florida, I'll never move back to a red state. I'm not a full-on liberal, but I damn sure can't survive in Red.
Yup. Red states are going to decline.
Those recruiters need to keep hearing that message. When it starts to impact their rich donors, Republicans will feel the pressure to turn a shade less red.
Lol 😂 😂
Perfect!
After the 2020 elections Paxton was heard saying, 'I stopped the counting of mail in ballots in Harris County. I was not going to have the same happen here (in Texas) as in Georgia'. Nothing happened to him for doing that. It is deeply disturbing to me that no one spoke out about what Paxton had done.
I saw that video too. I live in Texas and it makes me wonder who would have really won the 2020 election if those votes had been cast and counted.
uh, you are aware that Trump won Texas overwelming, right? @@johnnieevans4580
Oh eyes & ears are about… it ain’t all over for them until the fat lady sings! First thing first, one case at a time, patience folks.@@johnnieevans4580
Can you post a link of that, I don't remember this
It wouldn’t be hard to look up by simply typing in key words, there was more than one shall we say discussion in varied accessible media. RUclips included.@@InfinteIdeas
As a Black Texan with roots tracing back to Spanish rule, I love celebrating the fall of the Alamo by throwing a party every March 6th.
Vote Blue y'all 💙.
So do you dress up as a zombie Davy Crockett?
Right on.
I will be voting Blue as well. Keep cool.
@@krackerbear9315 No, we drink and celebrate the Texians all being killed because they wanted to bring slavery to Mexico.
Remember, Texas was a state in Mexico.
If they were REALLY smart, Abbott would be next.
Yep!! 😄😆😆😎
Absolutely. Both of them are as crooked as they come.
If the Marvel Comics Universe wanted a villain more evil than Thanos, they should call him the Grey Gabbott.
That might require a few more clusters of brain cells. With all the crap that's gone down--and dragged us under the mud--the past couple years, we might be tapped out where it makes a legislative difference (sigh).
Yup
For the algorithm, Texas sucks politically as much as here in Florida
6 a 1 (Texas) half a dozen in the other (Florida)
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Indeed. If I were ordered to live in one or the other, it would definitely be a wrists-or-throat sort of choice.
It's sad that two of the biggest, most populous states are headed by two of the biggest douchebags in the country.
Texas does suck!
I lived in Collin County, where Paxton represented. He has been under investigation for insider trading and more crimes for a couple of years. Dispite that, he was reelected. So frustrating. I am so happy he may finally be brought to justice.
Dop him on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande and let him swim back home. If he can make it past the razor wire and the people pushing folks back in the river to drown...
7 years under indictment, iirc.
Once they are a con and get away with it time after time,they won't stop until someone stands up to em,and takes them to task.
@@grmpEqweer Eight. Since 2015. Texas voters are stupid.
Did you think Republicans were serious when they said they're tough on crime? No, no, that's only for poor people.
Steal a can of coke and get shot? Don't commit crimes if you don't want consequences
Get away with insider trading and bribery? Everyone does it, who cares?
Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican this law of nature always applies. When power grows to the point where one party dominates all then corruption always follows and grows to the point where it's first it's ignored , then hidden, then those most guilty are condemned to save the rest, then the eventually the whole corrupt structure comes crashing down. Greedy little pigs grow up to be big greedy hogs, then big greedy hogs get slaughtered.
How long before the whole corrupt structure of the Texas GOP comes crashing down?
Authoritarianism is usually riddled with corruption. It's how they roll.
Loving your analogy! It’s true, has to get worse before we can clean up the butcher room! - Alaskan huntress here
You need more than 2 parties.
We do need more then 2 parties!
One of the reasons that I have an alarm set for every scheduled Beau post is because of his careful analysis and reasoned prognostication. They're so often correct. And when they're not, he comes back and says, "hey, I was wrong." I've followed this channel from early on, and I keep trying to get more people to do so. Whether you're left or right, fact-based analysis is always a good thing to add to your news consumption.
Well said and good afternoon.
You have definately been here for awhile.
ExkupidsMom, Pepperidge Farm remembers .... probably.
Know I've been seeing you for a while. Hope you are having a great weekend !
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It's depressing that they only go after one of their own when there's a threat of external exposure. Heaven forbid they should purge the nasties from their party just on principle.
The republicans are shielded from such weapons as morals, ethics and principles. They have their billionaire donors give them a bubble of cash to armor themselves with.
E3ECO, The nasties run the party.
Think they have a sign ; You must be THIS Nasty to hold office in OUR party !
I don't think most politician know the meaning of the word principle. The republican is the most egregious at not being able to hide it.
As I understand it, a politician who decided actions based on principle would soon find themselves out maneuvered by those who didn’t care unless it benefitted them. Realpolitik quickly weeds out good people unless standards are more forcefully maintained to permit good people to stay in office. Otherwise it’s hard to get in at all
@@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet Actually it is that it is too easy to be paid off. Takes more effort to make a difference and outmaneuver the corruption from the inside of the system than it does to just leave and go live a better life elsewhere. Put forth effort in a community that is not harmful to the people and make a difference where your not going to be attacked for having morals.
This just showed up in my feed randomly, decided to give it a listen, now I'm subscribed. Living in Canada, it's good to hear opinions of our US neighbours from non-traditional media...
Welcome to the finest commentator on the net.
@@jeffmcclure4047and the best community!
You ain't seen nothin' yet.
Welcome in.
Welcome! Glad you found Beau, and glad for others who care what the facts are. 🎉
Welcome to Beau's peeps. Get ready to find out why we love, respect and listen to Beau. 😊
Hi Beau. Your objective and "wait for the facts" approach is greatly appreciated.
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Friends sometimes say "I wish politics was boring again." I often reply "We just didn't know what was going on then."
It has always been pigs wallowing in their own messes, it just wasn't so well reported back then.
I always assume I don't know something about what's going on... That is why I watch your videos!! 😆😆😆😅😎🌵👵🌹🖖
If Texas was serious Abbott would be joining Paxton.
The wheels of justice do what? They turn slow ,but with great momentum..it will happen
@@JasonDennis-kx2gz Hope you are right. And agree justice is slow.
Appreciate all of your updates!
TX AG Paxton has said he would prosecute the antisodomy laws that are still on the books here. I won't shed any tears if he goes to jail.
Oh, really.
The way that worked in the 90's was as follows:
Anyone in a high-profile job had to be closeted. Especially any government job.
Getting outed meant being fired (they still can fire you for being queer) and it might mean criminal prosecution.
If you're gay, surely you've broken the sodomy law, right?
If you had a crap job, nobody cared if you were gay.
So it kept LGBTQ people disproportionately poorer and more powerless.
Yeah, just what we need, someone policing whether or not we are having consensual oral sex in the privacy of our own bedrooms.
Whatever is going on, that we don't yet know about, must be something really big. What's going on is so not a Republican norm.
No, it's fairly simple. What's going on is Paxton was fined for making a hostile workplace. about $3M. So, he then tried to make the State pay it, and that got a lot of knickers in a twist. Republicans don't mind if you do something hinky, but they do object to having to pay for it.
@@DonP_is_lostagain Oh, so it's not about what bad things he's done. It's about expecting republican pocketbooks to pay the monetary price. Got it!
@@Shasha-yg1mm Pretty much. After all, he's been under CRIMINAL indictment since 2015 or 16, and yet they allowed him to run for ATTORNEY GENERAL. Twice. He's STILL under indictment for securities fraud. And, hes was credibly accused of creating the hostile workplace, not to mention he's under investigation for the deal he made with the developer who's also under indictment. And yet Republicans stood by him.
They didn't bring impeachment procedures against for any of that, but the moment he started asking the State to pay his fine is when they decide to indict him.
This wasn't just a few higher-ups who knew what was coming, it was done with great urgency and no resistance. Apparently everybody knew, except the voters. But there were definitely rumors and clues.
Now Paxton's lawyers are trying to get most or all of the charges thrown out before the state senate trial, on the grounds that he was reelected after most of the offenses, so the voters must be OK with his corruption. I kid you not.
Beau, watching the channel grow by 4-5k in the lat week and a half! Keep doing what you're doing!
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Seeing Republicans appear to do the right thing is pretty much always out of the norm.
They aren't, it just hasn't come out WHY they are doing it now yet.
Look at what happened to Kinzinger and Cheney. Truth-tellers aren't welcome in the GOP.
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They want him out of the way so that Fascist Lt. Gov Dan Patrick can succeed Greg Abbott. Paxton is damaged goods, even by Texas' low standards.@@jeffmcclure4047
One of the things I like about your 'commentary' is that you don't assume that you know all the facts. And ever since I was a kid, listening to the 'News', I've always asked myself 'What aren't they telling me?' I mean it's not that we can't extrapolate from some details and draw some tenuous conclusions... But I helps if we remain 'Open Minded' at the same time.
Then what don’t we know about all the Trump sycophants who continue to shamelessly support him in spite of ruining their careers and reputations.
What meds they keep falling off or not maintaining dosage levels.
Well, first off Beau is talking about the politicians themselves, not the average voter. Most of Trump's sycophants aren't also politicians, so that (to some degree) explains their actions with regard to the assumption Beau is talking about.
When it comes to the politicians who still back Trump, the majority of them are not seasoned politicians, they are dilettantes. People like MTG and Boebert don't fall into the category of politician that Beau is describing. The politicians who DO fall into that category are almost universally abandoning Trump right now, even people who stood by him unwaveringly until a few weeks ago are abandoning ship.
The few remaining ones, we know what information they are looking at: the polls of likely Republican voters in their areas that show Trump still winning by a large margin. The problem is that they aren't smart enough to realize that Trump himself is a passing fad, even if the Republican tendency to put strong-man, wannabe dictators up for high office isn't. Very few politicians in purple or marginal-red areas are still backing Trump, it is only the people in solidly red areas who could blatantly call for a return to the Third Reich and still get elected who are still treating him like the second coming.
Exactly. The 180 some took was quite astonishing to watch.
What we don’t know? There’s A LOT of extortion, blackmail, quid pro quo and illicit activities WITH PICTURES and such folks don’t want published.
Who cares if they are ruining their own career. What about the lives they are ruining?
Hey Beau and internet folks.
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Howdy Mark.
I've developed this sense of dread every time I see 'Texas' in Beau's video titles. I always have to hop down to the comments to see if it's good or bad (or terrible) news before I watch the video, so I know what I'm in for.
Ahhhhhhh, my wonderful state and it`s wonderful MAGA leadership, NOT.
God bless Texas.
It needs all the help it can get, being led by MAGA.
Your state is amazing, it's just tainted by magats for the time being. We all hope to see them sent packing soon!
@@Volf1916 It`s hell being a progressive surrounded by all these red hats.
@@webman1956 careful, lot of those red hats are calling for progressive to be removed from the population, openly now.
TBH, we're surrounded by some MAGA, but we're mostly surrounded by non-voters. Naturally, the fascists in Austin and our national representatives like it that way. They're certainly trying to neutralize our vote in Harris County.😡
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I can’t help but wonder if the catalyst was a change in leadership at the DOJ district office. They’ve been investigating Paxton for nearly a decade. Now it’s getting serious.
Is it?
@@user-bm7uu5mm5n I think maybe so. There’s something very serious to get the legislators to finally act.
It's because the feds took over. Dark Brandon strikes again, lol. That's what you get when you use podunk judges to strike down Biden policies.
Thanks for circling back to this Paxton situation. Hope Ken is suspended without pay.
Bless all you Texans on here !
Hey there, Tom!
Howdy Tom.
@@Struthio_Camelus howdy , Struthio !
@@shawnr771 hey Shawn ! Hope your weekend is going well.
@@tombrown4683 so far.
Too hot to be outside very long.
Taking it easy until sundown.
Beau, I turn to you when I want straight info-no rhetoric. Thank you.
Almost a million subscribers Beau!!
Living 30 minutes from The Alamo...so sick of all the Gameplaying of Politicians...
The people of Texas have had a bad time. They need a hug, a big hot cup of builders tea, and a giant chocolate chocolate chip muffin. Yes, a chocolaty muffin full of big chocolate chips. Forget the diet.
And easy access to the ballot box. Hardest state to vote in
Wise words Beau, thanks for doing what you do.
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"Anything that is outside the norm, Just assume the people who are deviating, know something you dont" ... the line that launched a million conspiracy theorist. XD
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It took a whole lot for them to get here and try to oust one of their own. You are right that there is whole lot more here that remains to be seen. Can't wait.
Yes. Only the Atlanta indictment situation has me in more suspense!
Can't wait for both outcomes@@serendipityshopnyc
Imformation = power
As a Texan, i agree with you 💯 👍
As a Texan, I agree with YOU! 🤠👋🏼🥰
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@@taljan57 - Sorry you’re sad. Be Happy!
@@Erin-Thor I'm not sad.😊 The Astros are kicking angel butt. Lol. Thanks for the encouragement. Much appreciated. Hope you are well. 🙂
Wish the same happens to the AG and judges that preceded old Epstein case in Florida and allowed that monster to roam free for so many years
Paxton is going to walk. No way fellow republicans will convict him. Especially when his wife is one of the people on the jury.
she has been recused by the senate. she can only sit on the side lines with this.
and of course he'll probably get re elected AGAIN.. just like hotwheels the murderer
furious wrist slapping ahead !
His wife recused herself; she is not voting on his impeachment.
She can't vote in this proceeding. Laid out in the rules created for this Texas State Impeachment.
Texans: "What makes you think we're so stupid?"
Republicans: "You still vote for us."
Texans: "Touché."
Lived in Texas my whole life... sooooo can confirm! 😅😢
Yep, majority voters are stupid. The rest cannot vote or just don’t give a damn anymore.
@@easy6427 - I did this also - until the end of 2002 - when I moved out of the state. Now I live in Colorado and I hope I never have to live in Texas again.
@@easy6427 Same here - well, most of it now, as I left back in early 2019. Still over 30 years living in Texas starting from birth, though.
@@bettyvan1213 Just to Colorado? Granted, it is still better than Texas (and you get a real Rocky Mountain High there - had to say it), but I could not feel safe anywhere in the US, not for my life or career, especially not when I was looking to leave Texas.
So, greetings from the future here in the small island nation of Middle Earth.
The fact that they turned on him over this means not only did they know about the grand jury, they think it will result in an indictment Paxton will then be convicted for. If Paxton was going to beat this they'd stand by him.
WHOA.....I just threw up a little in my mouth, there, when Beau implied that Republicans were showing signs of accountability!!
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I think I'm gonna need a few days to recover after that!!
Subterfuge early on led to theories of the governor's exposure in all this.
Wonder if that's why Abbott has been less noisy than usual.......
Thanks Beau for this information!
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He’s been indicted since 2015 for securities fraud, so whatever this is must be special
Texas Democrats are willing to cross the aisle & assist 🌊💙
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Great advice!
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"This assumption has never let me down" is the most glorious "I told you so" possible.
Thank you.
Evening!
First the Federalists now this?! 😳
This is why the Jan 6 hearings were so informative. We new the story but not the details.
Thank you Beau and Crew.
Nate Paul ruined 6th Street. Decades back when he bought up lots of RE & ran the longterm clubs out with jacked up rent. 1st time I ever heard his name was from a local musician.
I'd heard that it was his effort to have the state pay for the judgements against him that drew the line. That could be a lot of money that they want for their own corruption.
I’m surprised that Texas Republicans would even bat an eye at such a thing.
Glad I'm not the only one who is doubtful of the idea that some corruption or financial crimes with a developer might be considered the real story here. This guy has been in legal trouble for years and suddenly it's a big deal? There are still assumptions being made about the whole story.
The public not knowing the full extent of the crimes committed? Yeah that definitely makes sense.
It is a great idea to watch the deviants. The Elite Strike Force working for 45 deviated quite a bit and hoped it would pay off in the end.
Your ending was super!
I hope our young people understand that as well.
❤thanks for all you do
@TexasPaul might know more on this subject
He's pretty funny & bold
Assumption 1... "if this gets to Paxton, some of us are going down with him... get him OUTTA HERE !" *koff koff* Being born in Texas, and having actually lived there a few times decades after my expulsion from the womb, I am most embarrassed by that state and have considered a letter to the Gov to ask if I can be disavowed of my birthplace and join another. Yes, its illogical, but its a statement I'd love to make. Hell, I don't even like driving thru that state and I have to once every few years, and its tense. I used to hitchhike in the early 70s all over the country and have had some 'interesting' moments with hard core police... and when I was 17, hitching in Greenbay before a thruway booth a state cop pulled up. I had my birth cert only and he looked at it and in a pure texas twang said... "You born in texas?!?! Well, you'll be fine, just stay right here, son." He let me go and picked up the two girls hitching behind me. So, yeah, texas is that way. And cops are that way. And I did 911 and I know what cops can do... good and incredibly wonderful, and they both exist. But only one needs excuses and coverups.
Yeah, police have a terrifying ambiguity.
...A friend of mine does activisty stuff at the Tx state lege. They (friend is a they) says the legislature has gone fascist. They want to k1ll us LGBTQ folk.
I assumed an indictment was coming. Just didn't know which crime they caught him with. Now we know!
Related thought: when you don't understand where someone is coming from, you cannot change their mind, because you don't know what their mind is. If what they are doing seems incomprehensible, you must first understand it better.
Same deal, different context.
Beau, I agree with the assumption that they know something we don’t with one exception
The current gop, they know things even they don’t know, hence the trouble they are in now.
If you are going to "remember the Alamo", then think of Ukraine as the Alamo and the Russians trying to destroy it.... Any Republican who is not totally for Ukraine is not only not a Republican, he/she is barely an American... Re Paxton...Nice analysis/evaluation.
I live in Texas.
It didn't use to be this way until 2006 when the GOP took control of both houses and the governor's office.
Laws that were put in place after reconstruction and state constitutional rights have been taken away.
Lt. Gov. Patrick has received around $3 million in "denotations" from PACs that support Paxton.
Looking at Patrick's history, Paxton is going to walk due to a "technical" issue.
If this was 18 years ago, Paxton, Patrick and Abbott would have already been removed from office.
Thank you for your work 😊😊
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Paul is a detail which doesn't change the high level analysis that remains, Paxton is a sacrificial goat, like Ruby and Oswald.
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Hi my friend OL ! Hope your weekend is starting out great !
@@tombrown4683👋 howdy Tom, it's going alright. Hope you're having a great day too.
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@@OutdoorLonghair very peaceful staying here by the air conditioner, thanks. The sun is shining today just before I had to buy a boat to go anywhere. Torrential rains everyday here lately.
Me: Can't imagine affording an attorney if I ever get into legal trouble.
Politicians: Have "legal teams."
Sigh.
You’re spot on Beau, I do the same and especially after Brexit 😂
Thanks Beau.
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Spot on Beau
Beau; someone has been removing blue barrels with gallon jugs of water left for migrates in Jim Hogg county in Texas. This is an AP story but thought I'd bring to your and everyone else's attention.
That's so inhumane. We have lost our humanity as a country. Jesus did not teach this. Sad.
There is no such thing as becoming "dependent on" or "addicted to" supplemental oxygen - everybody needs a constant supply of oxygen to live. If there is not enough oxygen in your bloodstream to supply your tissues and cells, then you need supplemental oxygen to keep your organs and tissues healthy.
Yes. Undoubtedly.
WOW JUST Wow. The political bomb shell is going to be extremely powerful.
Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada
Sago Beau thanks again.
I always assume that, especially when I'm judging someone.
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When doing analysis, it can be very helpful to enumerate all the assumptions you're making in preparing your analysis. That way, it's easier to revise your analysis when new information shows your assumptions to be incorrect.
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It's nice to be right, innit? 😄
Politics, the one time that "assume" doesn't mean " make an ass out of you and me". 😊
I wonder if how many folks will retire to “spend time with their families” - because they turned on Paxton….
The Letterhack has sent his offical invite. And I'd love for you to be on the "hotseat" for his drawing while speaking about whatever tickles your fancy...❤
Not sure how much you are into comic books - but I suspect you do have an appreciation for the creative process and the Humanities expressed through the Arts ✌🏼
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"If you don't understand the decision, chances are you don't have all the information."
Whatever it is that we don't know must be pretty bad for Republicans to go after one of their own, especially in Texas