Part of our coverage of the impeachment of Ken Paxton.
Late last Thursday, the Texas Senate uploaded exhibits from the state House investigators for the upcoming impeachment trial of suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton.
It was a document dump of epic proportions, comprising nearly 4,000 pages of records, ranging from blockbuster interview transcripts from marquee witnesses; emails from Paxton’s friend and Austin real estate mogul Nate Paul, his attorney, and the so-called special prosecutor personally appointed by Paxton, Brandon Cammack, working in close coordination to carry out an “official” governmental investigation on behalf of Paul; records from Uber documenting the attorney general’s various trips—using a pseudonymous account that was accessed by both Paxton and Paul—to travel to and from his alleged girlfriend’s Austin apartment, among other destinations.
