Supreme Court turns away Arizona GOP chairwoman fighting Jan. 6 subpoena
Kelli Ward argued the First Amendment right to free association would be harmed by a House panel's subpoena of her phone records.
Supreme Court turns away Arizona GOP chairwoman fighting Jan. 6 subpoena
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