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HISTORICAL FACTS: Texas attorney general sues pfizer claiming vaccines didn t end pandemic quickly enough - The Untold Story

Pfizer Ken Paxton Texas Vaccine Pandemic Lawsuit Covid-19 United States

State Attorney General Ken Paxton holds a press conference at the Houston Recovery Center on October 26, 2021. — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton holds a press conference at the Houston Recovery Center on October 26, 2021. (Credit: Mark Felix for The Texas Tribune)

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused drugmaker Pfizer of fear-mongering and lies about the effectiveness of its COVID-19 vaccine, which the company insinuated would end the pandemic, according to a lawsuit Paxton announced Thursday.

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