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Madison Cawthorn’s 2020 Challenger Says He’s Afraid He Might Be “Killed” If He Runs Again
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Rep. Madison Cawthorn’s 2020 Democratic opponent said in a new interview that barring earth-shaking changes to the dynamics of the race, he’s most likely out of the running.
Col. Morris Davis (ret.) told Raw Story in an exclusive interview this week that one of the main reasons he’s out is that he doubts any amount of exposés detailing the numerous accusations of sexual harassment and misconduct against his former opponent would bring a critical mass of voters out of their ideological cocoons. “The hardcore that drank the Trump Kool Aid, there’s nothing I can do to change their minds,” Davis said in a telephone interview. “They didn’t care, or I think a lot of folks that would be supporters of him, they’re not reading the New York Times or
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11.02 / 09:33
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If you are looking for the perfect way to spend Valentine’s Day this year with your significant other — or even all alone, for that matter — then you might want to head on down to the American Airlines Center for the Kasey Musgraves concert. Musgraves, a Texas native, has been an LGBTQ ally since her career first got started, and she has been an LGBTQ icon for just about that long, too. And while many in the community are big Musgraves fans, she is just as big a fan of the community, telling Billboard in 2019, that she wants LGBTQ fans to know that “you are invited to my party.” The show starts at 8 p.m. next Monday; tickets are still available at Ticketmaster.com, starting at $120, but they are going fast. (Photo ©Glenn Francis, www.PacificProDigital.com)
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