Paxton Rips 'Hurt Feelings' Bid To Keep Firing Suit Alive

By Lynn LaRowe (March 5, 2024, 4:36 PM EST) -- In a bid to skirt depositions by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and several high-ranking staffers, the Office of the Attorney General has argued that whistleblowers who accused Paxton of firing them for reporting alleged misconduct are not entitled to conduct more investigation because he has already agreed not to contest the allegations....

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