Put an END to PAXTON Corruption!

End Paxton Corruption is an effort to keep in the forefront of Texans’ minds the despicable corruption of State Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is up for reelection in 2026.

Ken Paxton is famously corrupt. He is so notorious that stories about his corruption are routinely picked up in news outlets, not just across the country, but around the globe. It’s obvious why: Ken Paxton is shameless. He once stole a $1,000 pen on camera. Ken charged taxpayers in excess of $90,000 for trips to the Caribbean and Europe. He wanted to charge taxpayers $3 million because he defamed AG employees who had accused him of, you guessed it, corruption. He was impeached for doing favors for a nightclub owner who agreed to provide a job to his mistress, and his acquittal for that impeachment involved another $3 million—donated to Dan Patrick by Ken’s wealthy “friends.”

While hundreds of Texans were dying in winter storm Uri, Ken fled the state for Utah. He was in Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021, and was a major leader of the legal effort to overturn the free and fair 2020 presidential election. (Many of the lawyers who helped him have been disbarred, but Ken’s wealthy “friends” have insured that he once again faces no consequences for his actions.)

Ken is so notorious for applying the law selectively to punish political opponents (among them school districts and charities), that courts have actually had to bar him from prosecuting certain types of cases. At the same time, he is willing to do just about anything—including filing lawsuits that he cannot possibly win, but that cost taxpayers money—to make life easier for his wealthy donors. So Texas cities that vote to decriminalize marijuana are taken to court, while someone like Elon Musk can use all kinds of drugs in those same cities with impunity. Ken’s motto is clearly: “For my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law.”

Remember: If Ken Paxton isn’t paying you to vote for him, there’s really no reason why you should!

bad for tEXAS—but ESPECIALLY bad for COLLIN COUNTY!

Ken hails from Collin County, where he defrauded investors and then avoided trial for a whopping nine years until one of his victims died. Ken slithered his way out of felony charges while remaining the top law officer in the state—he even had the gall to claim that his right to a speedy trial had been violated after his “friends” worked for years to delay it.

Two of these “friends” are now elected officials in Collin County, and they are up for reelection in 2026. If you live in Collin County and feel a particular shame that your home is now tainted in the mind of the public as the place that gave the notorious Ken Paxton his start, pay attention—and be sure to vote against both him and his “friends”!

Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis

A former classmate and business partner of Ken Paxton, Willis took on Paxton’s case despite the obvious conflict of interest inherent in handling the prosecution of a long-time friend. Eventually Willis recused himself, but only after a coordinated campaign of public pressure. Clearly, Willis lacks the ethical judgment to be district attorney for Collin County. Like Paxton himself, Willis believes that it is his job to protect his friends from accountability, while everyone else must simply suffer.

How does Willis treat those who aren’t his little favorites? In 2023, he was forced to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit against him for $1.75 million that alleged he abused multiple women working in his office. Of course this money was paid by Collin County (specifically via the county’s insurance), because Heaven forbid that any one of these clowns actually pay for their own mistakes when they can use your tax dollars instead!

Another Friend of Ken was accused of helping cover up Willis’ abuses, namely:

Collin County Judge Chris Hill

Chris Hill came up with the most successful strategy to do what he sees as his most important job: Protecting his buddies, in particular Ken Paxton, from accountability. What did he do? He made sure the prosecutors pursuing Ken were not paid. As you might imagine, this was key in ensuring that the people Ken Paxton defrauded would never see justice!

Any remorse from Chris Hill on that front?