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Hey folks,
This one is wild. Ken Paxton gets confronted about his personal scandals, but that’s only the beginning. What’s happening in Texas could tell us something much bigger about where this country is heading—and why Republicans have real reasons to be worried heading into November.
[00:01:52] Paxton’s response to being confronted about his marriage—and why the hypocrisy around his politics matters.
[00:04:19] We dig into reporting about donations to Paxton-aligned groups from a Texas family named in released Epstein-related documents—and the broader political fallout.
[00:06:42] The conversation gets dark as we confront allegations contained in the files, what remains unproven, and the larger question of accountability.
[00:09:02] New Senate race ratings put Texas in startling territory, with other traditionally red states suddenly looking competitive too.
[00:11:22] Forget the MAGA noise. This is the moment to lock in, organize, donate, knock doors, make calls, and have the difficult conversations that actually move people.
This episode is about more than Ken Paxton. It’s about accountability, a Republican Party carrying deeply unpopular baggage, and the possibility of a working-class political shift that could reshape the 2026 elections. Texas is part of that story—and so are Ohio, Iowa, Alaska, and every place people are deciding they’ve had enough. If you value independent media that connects these dots and pushes people to act, help me keep building it.
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With urgency,
—Mike
