Exclusive — Florida House Candidate Mara Macie: ‘I Can’t Be Bought,’ Unlike Establishment Candidates
Mara Macie, a candidate running against establishment Republican Rep. John Rutherford (FL), emphasized that she “can’t be bought.”
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Mara Macie, a candidate running against establishment Republican Rep. John Rutherford (FL), emphasized that she “can’t be bought.”
Ohio Republican congressional candidate Max Miller — who was running against one of the House impeachment Republicans, Rep. Anthony Gonzales (R-OH), until he dropped out — told Breitbart News Saturday that establishment and anti-Trumpers can’t mess with the “MAGA movement.”
Kelly Tshibaka, the conservative Republican Senate candidate challenging establishment incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) in Alaska, released her first television ad of the 2022 election on Monday, over a year ahead of the primary matchup.
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National Right to Life – a pro-life organization that offered its support to former House Speaker John Boehner – has endorsed appointed incumbent Sen. Luther Strange in his Alabama primary run-off race against conservative Judge Roy Moore.
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