HE TWEETED ABOUT IT????It’s clear that the media wants to drum up another controversy involving my work as Attorney General, so they’re attacking me for having the audacity to avoid a stranger lingering outside my home and showing concern about the safety and well-being of my family.
— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) September 27, 2022
Very bad idea. (And he attached it to the Texas Tribune tweet to be sure it was widely seen.)Ken Paxton when he’s served papers pic.twitter.com/WDYAsr5qjf
— Cayden McCord (@CaydenMcCord) September 27, 2022
I had a process server come to my door, once. More than once, if I recall correctly. My daughter had been in a minor traffic accident shortly after she got her driver's license (it runs in the family. The day I got my first car I was driving to my wife's, then girlfriend's, house to show it off, and turned off the highway so fast I lost control, spun it 180 degrees, and put it in a ditch on the side of the road. And then continued merrily on my way, driving a bit slower.). The suit came as the statue of limitations was running, so by then Lovely Daughter was away at college. I didn't lie to the process server, but I was under no obligation to tell him where she was (in Santa Fe, New Mexico). They finally caught up with her, the insurance company handled it, all was well.That’s what a alpha male conservative does when a stranger is at their front door? Have their wife drive them away? ππ
— Eri (@Mre214) September 27, 2022
I've been served at my door twice. Never realized I could've just run away!
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