Ken Paxton Took Money From People Named in the Epstein Files
A Texas mom, not a journalist, is furious that Ken Paxton accepted $6,000 from a family whose name appears twice in the Epstein files.
A Texas mom, not a journalist, is furious that Ken Paxton accepted $6,000 from a family whose name appears twice in the Epstein files.
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