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Texas bar seeks to punish AG Ken Paxton for election lawsuit

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The bar asked a court to discipline Paxton for bringing a legal challenge that sought to invalidate President Joe Biden's wins in four swing states. Paxton, a two-term Republican, has already called the bar's actions against him a politically motivated witch-hunt. He publicly disclosed the bar’s looming suit in a tweet on May 6, saying he stands by his work.

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Texas bar seeks to punish AG Ken Paxton for election lawsuit

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CBS News

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The Hill

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