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Legally Troubled Texas A.G. Concocts Absurd Election Lawsuit As Trump Muses About Pardons
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Rachel Maddow explains some of the troubled legal backstory behind Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and notes recent reporting about Donald Trump considering passing out pardons like Halloween candy as Paxton files a bizarre and very unlikely election lawsuit of the kind that humors Trump's upset over his election loss. Aired on 12/9/2020.
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Legally Troubled Texas A.G. Concocts Absurd Election Lawsuit As Trump Muses About Pardons
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