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GOP Senate Candidate John Deaton Talks November Electioi

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Deaton built his Senate profile defending XRP crypto investors in court!

As an attorney, Deaton represented retail XRP holders in the SEC's lawsuit against Ripple, gaining national attention in crypto before challenging Sen. Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts in 2024.

Deaton represented XRP holders vs. the SEC before politics!

Before running for Senate, Deaton was the attorney for over 75,000 XRP token holders in the SEC v. Ripple crypto lawsuit. Read more at Wikipedia

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Without a treaty, transferring the cockpit attack suspect to U.S. custody depends on diplomatic negotiation. Saudi Arabia has cooperated in past terror cases, but faces no legal obligation to extradite.

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