Scott Jennings: Don't Let One Candidate's Controversies Decide the Whole Ballot
Scott Jennings is urging voters to separate a candidate's personal controversies from the broader political stakes of an election. Criticism of Ken Paxton, he argued, doesn't mean voters should abandon their party's ticket.
🚨 Scott Jennings is making the case that voters should separate a candidate's personal controversies from the broader political stakes of an election.
Jennings argued that criticism of Ken Paxton does not mean voters should support an opposing candidate or abandon their party's ticket.
His message: voters should look at the candidates, policies and consequences of their choices rather than letting one candidate's personal controversies determine the entire ballot.