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This Is the Farmer Devin Nunes’ Campaign Is Suing. He’s Praying for His Congressman
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August 5, 2019

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Paul Buxman says he isn’t worried about the lawsuit against him by his congressman’s campaign.
“I understand the pain of being maligned. I’ve been maligned before,” he said Friday. “This doesn’t surprise me at all. I can take it.”
Three years ago, Buxman sold his 40 acres of fruit trees near Dinuba in northeastern Tulare County to a young couple at a lower price than he was offered by wealthy investors. He still lives on Sweet Home Ranch and promised to help the couple make sure it’s successful.

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