We’ve seen this before.

Ken Paxton was impeached for helping his felon friend and donor, Nate Paul.
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Using his office to benefit a political ally.
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Special treatment. Legal favors. Abuse of power.
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It wasn’t speculation — it led to impeachment.

Now it’s happening again.

A state audit uncovered that taxpayer-funded hotel rooms were reassigned to private individuals — including Albanian oligarch Bashkim Ulaj.

These rooms were meant for official state business.

Instead:

• Given to donors and private citizens
• Used by foreign businessmen
• It took a state audit to uncover it

This wasn’t a mistake. It was a misuse of public resources.

Here’s where it gets even more concerning.

The Albanian businessman involved work in telecom.

And Ken Paxton?

He’s been traveling through Eastern Europe meeting with telecom executives.

From Albania to Kosovo and beyond, the connections raise serious questions:

• Why these meetings?
• Who benefits?
• And why are the same names showing up in taxpayer-funded perks?

Ken Paxton didn’t enter office wealthy.

But since taking power, his net worth has reportedly grown by as much as 7,000%.

From middle-class lawyer to multimillionaire.

At the same time:

• Donors get access
• Allies get favors
• Scandals keep piling up

Texans deserve to know how that happens.