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This is the improvement association, chapter four, let them pull the red wagon.
Here we are.
August 2019, the eve of a congressional election.
The special election.
The do over after the cheating scandal, the one where McCrae Dowlas allegedly pulled his illegal absentee ballot shenanigans, after which even the Republicans had agreed.
Okay, throw out the results.
Let's try this again.
So, new congressional election.
The candidates this time around are Dan McCready.
He's the same Democrat as last time.
And then another Dan.
Dan Bishop, he's the new Republican candidate.
Two of the candidates vying to represent the state's 9th congressional district.
It's a televised debate between the two Dans, the one and only debate of the race.
And at the end, they do that gimmick where both candidates are allowed to ask each other a question.