Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bowe again.

So today we are going to talk about when a resignation isn't enough and when it's too late.

So we will be providing a little bit of an update on Texas State Representative Brian Slighton.

They talked about him a few days ago and talked about what the House

Committee found in their investigation into his activities and behavior.

For those who missed it or don't know, I'll have a link down below, but the

short version is the committee found that he had provided drinks to people who were working for him who

were underage. One of them wound up having to take Plan B and there was a question about whether or not she was capable of

consenting at that point. Now, Slighton has resigned on Monday, two days after the findings came out.

His statement says, it has been an honor to represent my friends, neighbors, and

the great people and communities of House District 2. They voted overwhelmingly to send me to

the Capitol as their representative and two elections and

I worked daily to meet their expectations.

My decision today is to ensure that their expectations will continue to be met by a new representative who will also

work hard on their behalf.

So normally in politics, this is the end of it.

This is it, it's over.

This would generally end a vote

for somebody to be expelled.

The person who oversaw the investigation,

I believe Representative Murr,

has other plans, let's just say, it was basically like, yeah you resign, that's great,

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