Republican Derrick Anderson and Democrat Yevgeny “Eugene” Vindman faced off in a debate at the University of Mary Washington, emphasizing their qualifications for Virginia’s competitive congressional race. Anderson highlighted his business and military experience, while Vindman emphasized his background as a national security expert and commitment to healthcare reform. The candidates sparred over issues such as healthcare, taxes, and foreign policy, each aiming to convince voters of their ability to represent Virginia effectively in Congress.
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Daniel Penny hailed as a 'hero' alongside Trump and Vance in Army-Navy game suite
Marine veteran Daniel Penny, recently acquitted of manslaughter, joined President-elect Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance at the 125th Army-Navy game. Photos of Penny with Trump and Vance went viral, prompting social media praise and calls for him to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Penny's trial, stemming from his chokehold of homeless man Jordan Neely, sparked a national conversation about race. Witnesses testified that Neely's threatening behavior justified Penny's intervention, leading to Penny's acquittal....
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