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Havent been following this, Im sure the article will clear up what the impeachment's about
thank you Texas Tribune for clearing that up.
The Texas Tribune has written dozens of fantastic articles on this topic. Many of which were linked in this very article. I'm curious how you missed all of them. Here's a good one:
https://www.texastribune.org/2023/08/18/ken-paxton-impeachment-evidence/
forgive me for not reading every linked article on a site
As we say in Texas you're all hat and no cattle good sir. Bless your heart.
Hope this clears it up.
The problem isn't that they are being too general. The problem is that they are, among other things, a print magazine. Listing every incident in which Paxton has violated the law would fill a year of issues without leaving room for so much as a contents page.
they could summarize beyond "lawbreaking and misconduct". Or could have saved some space by not saying anything instead, instead of using these words to say nothing.
From what I now they've not been very informative on what the issue is.
You don't "now" much then.
Dude typos happen on mobile.
I'm more forgiving of typos when they don't pair with blatantly, absurdly, false statements.
No comma between absurdly and false. Not downvoting you, just helping you avoid typos!
"absurdly" is being used as an appositive there, and so a comma is necessary.
http://www.german-latin-english.com/grammarappositives.htm#:~:text=Most%20appositives%20are%20nouns%20in,which%20they%20are%20in%20apposition.
Only mentioning anything because it's that kind of comment section, and my English Teaching degree needs to be useful somewhere.
Aren't you a nice person.
It's just like I'm on Reddit!
? The other guy went off twice. Three times if you include other people.