Senators and advocacy groups urge Supreme Court to hear John Eastman's law license appeal

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How the sides differ Left sources highlight Cruz and Lee's brief on saving Eastman's license; right sources stress groups' calls to stop what they call California's 'barfare' against him.

Both sides report that amicus briefs have been filed asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take up John Eastman's appeal in his dispute with the State Bar of California over his law license. Left-leaning coverage focuses on a brief from Senators Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, noting it is one of many. Right-leaning coverage focuses on briefs from the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project and the America First Policy Institute, and describes the state's actions as ongoing 'barfare' against Eastman.

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Left MSMS NOWTed Cruz and Mike Lee want the Supreme Court to hear John Eastman’s appeal

Presents the story as prominent Republican senators joining many others in urging the justices to consider saving Eastman's law license.

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Right FThe FederalistCalls Grow For SCOTUS To Stop California’s Barfare Against John Eastman

Presents growing calls for the Court to intervene, portraying California's actions against Eastman as a campaign of hostility by the state bar.