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Mastriano And Kathy Barnette Looking Like A Team

by Gerry June 21, 2021

For time being at least, Kathy Barnette and Doug Mastriano appear to be supporting each other’s candidacies. Barnette waged an unsucsessfull campaign against Madeleine Dean in the 4th Congression District in 2020.  State Senator Doug Mastriano, while still technically “unannounced” seems to be garnering far more media attention than any of the “I’m-officially-running” candidates for Governor in 2022.

Mastriano was a “Special Guest” at a fundraiser for Barnette on Friday (June 18).

Both Mastriano and Barnette organized bus transportation to the January 6 event in Washington, D.C. 

Super excited to see everyone in Pennsylvania tonight! @Kathy4Truth will win her seat & it is truly an honor to be a part of the journey 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/Usdc2UEZ2y

— Kimberly Klacik (@kimKBaltimore) June 18, 2021

Joe Gale Says Kathy Barnette Runs ‘To Raise Money And Sell Books’

Filed Under: Government/Politics Tagged With: Kathy Barnette, Mastriano

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