Okay, why is this indicted creatin still sitting as a AG in Texas....

[turbinetree]

Texas Wants To Sue Biden Over Student Loan Forgiveness

Ken Paxton should be facing a jury. Instead, he's trying to screw over college students.

By John Amato — August 26, 2022
Texas Atty. Gen. Ken Paxton told Newsmax that the state of Texas is hoping to bring a class-action lawsuit against the Biden administration for helping college kids from all families to help pay down their student loans.

Paxton was indicted seven years ago for securities fraud but so far has evaded any form of a trial.

The Newsmax host claims "parents" are outraged over this deal. Would most of those parents work for Newsmax and Fox News?

Link to tweet

https://crooksandliars.com/2022/08/texas-wants-sue-biden-over-student-loan

[NCDem47]

1. Repubs want SO BADLY to manufacture and amplify loan forgiveness "backlash"

Like, THIS is the ticket to the midterms.

I guess inflation and gas prices boogeymen have flamed out. Waiting for a Central American caravan to materialize.

[TheRealNorth]

3. They will send one of their Latin American Roger Stone-types

To give cash to poor people saying come join our Caravan to Texas just in time for early November.

[kimbutgar]

2. He wants this to go to the Supreme Court for them to overrule President Biden

That’s why he is suing

[kelly1mm]

4. Yep - this. They want to use the just decided WV vs EPA ruling/argument as the basis.

An interesting issue though for the legal-nerds out there is if TX (or really anyone) has standing??????

[Midnight Writer]

5. So, what is his standing? What damage does this do to the State of Texas?

[LetMyPeopleVote]

6. Ken Paxton is a horrible human being

Link to tweet

[Beaverhausen]

7. Parents are outraged? Parents are some of those who are still paying loans for their kids

Out of touch, much?

[SWBTATTReg]

8. W/o even looking at your post, I knew who you were talking about! This scumbag seems to defy the

rule of law, and hasn't been thrown in jail yet somehow. How does he get away with it, and somehow be above the law? I never could understand how justice on one hand for some people seem to be a cruel taskmaster, and yet for others, who seem to sneer at the rule of law, and continue to break the law. How is this fair?

I wish that they would nail this creep. He really is a creep.

[TheRealNorth]

9. If you are rich or have the backing of rich people....

You can either get away with your crimes or delay being held accountable. Particularly if they are white collar crimes where you only stole from people less wealthy than you.