Ken Paxton’s decade-old decision to block public records on animal research at Texas A&M is reigniting controversy as his Senate campaign faces fresh scrutiny. Back in 2015, as Attorney General, he denied requests for documents tied to over 400 dogs suffering during experiments, citing veterinarian-client confidentiality—a move critics call a cover-up. The issue resurfaced this week on social media, fueling attacks from opponents and activists. It’s not the first time Paxton has drawn animal rights ire—he once voted against a bill requiring convicted abusers to pay for animal care. Now, his opponent, Rep. James Talarico, is capitalizing on the moment with rallies, while Paxton’s team remains silent.
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