Has Ken Paxton suffered a stroke?
Fortunately we have an answer to our question:
No, Ken Paxton has not had a stroke. The appearance of his right eye—including a drooping eyelid and lazy eye—is the result of two past physical injuries rather than a neurological event:
Childhood Eye Injury: At age 12, he was struck in the right eye by a hard berry during a game of hide-and-seek, leading to multiple surgeries and permanent vision impairment.
College Basketball Injury: As a freshman at Baylor University, he suffered a severe facial injury when he was elbowed in the right eye during a basketball game, which shattered facial bones and required his skull to be wired back together.
Did either of these “accidents” result in brain damage? Not that I could find documentation for or against. So you be the judge…
No, Ken Paxton has not had a stroke. The appearance of his right eye—including a drooping eyelid and lazy eye—is the result of two past physical injuries rather than a neurological event:
Childhood Eye Injury: At age 12, he was struck in the right eye by a hard berry during a game of hide-and-seek, leading to multiple surgeries and permanent vision impairment.
College Basketball Injury: As a freshman at Baylor University, he suffered a severe facial injury when he was elbowed in the right eye during a basketball game, which shattered facial bones and required his skull to be wired back together.
Did either of these “accidents” result in brain damage? Not that I could find documentation for or against. So you be the judge…
