Why do Republicans keep nominating corrupt politicians? #kenpaxton #impeachment
June 29, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhy does the Republican Party keep elevating candidates surrounded by scandal, corruption allegations, and legal baggage? Ken Paxton is not an exception anymore — he is becoming the model.
In this conversation, we break down why GOP voters and party leaders continue to reward politicians who treat investigations, indictments, and ethics scandals as proof of loyalty instead of warning signs. From Paxton’s long record of controversy to the broader Trump-era incentive structure, the question is no longer whether corruption matters. It is whether corruption has become part of the brand.
This is about more than one candidate. It is about a Republican Party that keeps choosing power over accountability — and asking voters to pretend the warning signs are not there.
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