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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing allegations of exaggerating the crowd size at a recent rally in McAllen, Texas. While he claimed 763 attendees, local reports indicate the actual number was closer to 100, raising concerns among political opponents and prompting criticism from Texas Democrats.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing allegations of exaggerating the crowd size at a recent rally in McAllen, Texas. While he claimed 763 attendees, local reports indicate the actual number was closer to 100, raising concerns among political opponents and prompting criticism from Texas Democrats.
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