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'I'm not your pal': Josh Hawley scolded by Minnesota AG as hearing goes off the rails

Ellison objected to Hawley’s insults and answered his demand for resignation with one of his own.

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At a Senate hearing, Josh Hawley accused Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison of being involved in fraud and said he should resign or be jailed. Ellison pushed back, saying he had come voluntarily and telling Hawley that he should resign.

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Josh Hawley Questions Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison at Hearing

At a Senate hearing, Josh Hawley accused Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison of links to a fraud scheme; Ellison denied the allegations and challenged Hawley. Left-leaning outlets portray Ellison as pushing back and emphasize Hawley’s combative conduct. Center outlets present a dramatic, two-sided clash, including both men’s claims and calls for the other to resign. Right-leaning outlets center Hawley’s fraud allegations and calls for indictment, with some portraying Ellison as culpable while also reporting his denials.

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