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Nicole Cole's avatar

Overwhelming positive to neutral angle to this. I have cause to dispute the integrity claim at the end. While I didn't follow Anderson's race much - the fake family photo intentionally misrepresented his life and the agenda he supports to attempt to get votes from white women (and men like himself). That was manipulative.

Next, (because I think my son registered as an I or R) Anderson sent very anti-immigrant, fear mongering, mailers. Intentionally using Eugene Vindman's given name in a way to stoke fear of the outsider in voters already primed for prejudice. It was interesting to me to see a white man (but nationalist) attack another white man like this.

That said, I appreciate and I'm sure his camp will appreciate the positive angle. Because I AM tired of the nastiness that comes from the MAGA R's in Spotsy. Maybe this will tone them down. Maybe he can help them dial it down as a leader in their party. That would truly be honorable of him.

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Scott Eshom's avatar

Thx Martin. Good story.

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PIE & CHAI/Steve Watkins's avatar

This is as slanted, even biased, and certainly unfair "reporting" as I've read in the Advance. What a disappointment. Your readers deserve better.

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Leo B Watkins's avatar

Always interesting to see Republicans complain about someone noting what they did rather than accepting fault for them doing what they did.

It's not like Russian operatives planted a photo of Anderson with a fake family is it? He made a choice to do this thing. Why is it wrong for his opponent or anyone else to point this out?

Agreed with the other Mr Watkins on here. Slanted, biased, disappointing.

I hope it isn't a trend because I am seeing less and less value in supporting such efforts despite my hopes for small media journalism to succeed.

Sad.

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