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‘What Card Am I Playing?’ – Kathy Barnette Asks Carla Sands

by Gerry April 27, 2022

What Card Am I Playing

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Kathy Barnette and Carla Sands are running in the Republican Primary (May 17) for U.S. Senate. They participated in a candidates’ forum at Dickenson College, in Carlisle, PA, on Tuesday night (April 26). 

During one exchange Sands said (referring to Barnette) “she lost her last election by 20 points in a Red-Wave year, playing the same cards she’s playing now.” Barnette pointedly responded by asking, “I would love for you to tell me what card am I playing?’

In 2020, Barnette did run unsuccessfully against Madeleine Dean in the 4th Congressional District, losing by 19%. Most of CD-4 is in Montgomery County, where Barnette ran 6% ahead of Donald Trump.

Click here to watch the whole candidates’ forum.

Filed Under: Government/Politics Tagged With: Kathy Barnette

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  1. Wally Hayman says

    April 28, 2022 at 11:20 am

    Like the other five Trumpublicans running for the Senate nomination, both of these women are purveyors of the “Big Lie.”
    It’s the one card they all share.

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