Ken Paxton

A lawyer complained that the rainbow flag is a “symbol of sexuality,” unlike other flags that other judges display in court.

Same-sex marriage violates his religious freedom because he believes that “homosexual conduct of any sort is immoral and contrary to Holy Scripture.” Texas Governor Ken Paxton is on his side.

Three years ago, Texas’s governor joked when California banned state-funded travel to Lone Star State. Now Texas is crying foul.

He’s not enforcing the law because he believes “religious liberty” means judges don’t have to do their jobs.

The GOP effort to “save Chick-fil-A” is quickly approaching a half-million dollars for the city – and that doesn’t include the cost to state and federal taxpayers.

A Christian activist wants the U.S. Attorney General to investigate LGBTQ people for “infiltrating” the fast food restaurant.

Texas Attorney General, Republican Ken Paxton, has nothing better to do than pander to his far right base of supporters apparently.

He has also asked U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to open an investigation into whether the fast food chain’s “religious freedom” was impinged.

The boy’s mother said the dinner mostly stayed away from politics but that she did convey how the lawsuits the attorney general was pursuing was putting her son in danger.

Meanwhile, states including New York and dozens of companies have filed amicus briefs attacking North Carolina’s law.