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Holy Shit. Attorney General Ken Paxton can’t defend his brazen corruption. FOX: There was report you claim 3 houses [owns 15 houses] as your primary residence. It’s the same substance Trump used to go after Leticia James, Adam Schiff, Lisa Cook. Was that reporting wrong? PAXTON: Word Salad.

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TX AG Ken Paxton on Talarico's attack ad (and Cornyn's prior attacks) on his personal wealth and residences: PAXTON: "I'm proud of what I did in private business, as a practicing attorney. I had my own practice for 14 years. I had my own businesses that I ran all the way up until I ran for Texas Attorney General, because in the Texas Legislature, we only make $600 a month. So you have to have other jobs...And guess what? When you do a good job as a business person, as a lawyer, and you take care of your clients, they pay you. And that's that's how I have have made my living. And I'm proud of it, by the way. Very proud of it." and on AP reports about claiming multiple primary residences: PAXTON: "In Texas, the Constitution used to require that you if you're a statewide office holder, you have to move to the Capitol. So I used to live in Collin County. I had when I became attorney general, I bought a condo in Austin so that I could live in the Capitol pursuant to what the Constitution required. Well, then my wife became a state senator. She wanted to buy a house. And by the way, that became my primary residence because it was required by the Constitution. So when we bought a new house, we moved our primary residence to, to a house. So both were dictated by the Constitution. And then they changed the Constitution. They got rid of that requirement that you have as a statewide officeholder, that you have to have a residence or you have to live, whatever that means in, in Austin. And so when that happened, I moved back to Collin County. So this idea that somehow that's fraudulent -- they, of course, aren't following Texas law. Either they don't realize or they're being deceptive about what was required under the Texas Constitution that was changed. So this is just a con job by James Talarico again, because he doesn't want you to know that he's a radical leftist, that he supports all these crazy agendas and that he thinks that men ought to be playing in women's sports and that they ought to be in the girls locker room. Those are the things he's trying to avoid by bringing up this crazy stuff about somehow I've done something wrong by being by following the Texas Constitution and by following Texas law."

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