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Christopher Hooks

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Journalist. Let me explain something to you, Walsh. This business requires a certain amount of finesse. christopherdhooks@gmail.com
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Ken Paxton’s Impeachment Was the Best Thing to Ever Happen to Him

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By Christopher Hooks 
| Texas Monthly
The occupational hazard of writing about “politricks” is that inevitably, you will make a lot of assertions and predictions that will make you look like God’s perfect idiot as soon as the period is affixed to the end of the sentence, like so.
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He Went With Ken!

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By Christopher Hooks 
| Texas Monthly
The news that President Donald Trump would weigh in on the Texas GOP Senate runoff, bestowing life or death on his loyal gladiators Ken Paxton and John Cornyn with a flick of his thumb, came as a surprise. For one thing, Trump had toyed with doing this since the March primary and had failed to deliver. For another, he was doing so on the second day of the week-long early-voting period. But there were signs that John Cornyn could feel the race was run.
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Why Are Texas Democrats Now Embracing Bernie Sanders?

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By Christopher Hooks 
| Portside
Democrats hope to win this kind of voter again now that Trump is back in office and his approval rating is in the toilet, so Sanders might have again been persona non grata. But something else happened between 2018 and now—the party lost a lot of ground in South Texas and among traditional constituencies that proved Trump-curious. Every vote it lost in these communities made the hill to win a statewide election a little steeper and put some congressional seats in South Texas in play.
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