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Vice President JD Vance speaks at Greensboro rally for Michael Whatley — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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The article reports that Vice President JD Vance campaigned in Greensboro for Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley and made claims about job growth and crime. It says the race against Roy Cooper could affect Republicans’ slim Senate majority.
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People in this story 9 JV Vice President who spoke at the rally
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DT President who campaigned for Whatley the previous week
JB Former president referenced in Vance’s job-growth claim
TT Senator whose seat is being vacated
VF Representative who attended the rally
AM Representative who attended the rally
RH Representative who attended the rally
RC Democratic Senate candidate running against Whatley
DT President who campaigned for Whatley the previous week
JB Former president referenced in Vance’s job-growth claim
TT Senator whose seat is being vacated
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER VF Representative who attended the rally
AM Representative who attended the rally
RH Representative who attended the rally
RC Democratic Senate candidate running against Whatley
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