Texas Election Lawsuit Gains Steam

On Tuesday, Sean Hannity stated that the lawsuit by Texas Attn. General Ken Paxton against several key US states has "merit and precedent, and the American people deserve their day in court."

During the opening monologue on his Fox News show, Sean Hannity stated that "If laws are violated in one state, voters feel the consequences. That would be, let's say, disenfranchising their honest and legal votes."

The TV host also added that the US deserves to know the truth and that Americans "need to have confidence in both the integrity and the results of every state's election."

Sean Hannity’s statements came a few hours after the Supreme Court declined to hear Rep. Mike Kelly’s lawsuit that questioned the 2019 law expanding mail-in voting in Pennsylvania. 

The main target of General Paxton’s lawsuit is the state of Pennsylvania and three other battleground states, where Donald Trump’s team contested Joe Biden’s victory in the November elections.

The lawsuit demands the high court to "declare that any electoral college votes cast by such presidential electors appointed in the Defendant States Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin are in violation of the Electors Clause and the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and cannot be counted."