| Excerpt: | Gluesenkamp Perez, a small business owner, skillfully and effectively used her experience as the owner of an auto repair shop throughout the debate to relate to people in the audience and invite them to relate to her, while Kent leaned hard into right wing populist rhetoric in an attempt to make his militant, dangerous ultra MAGA beliefs sound as appealing and mainstream as possible. |
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| Published at: | 9:30 PM on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 |
| Written by: | Andrew Villeneuve |
| Categories: | Elections |
| Tags: | U.S. House Debates, WA-03 |
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