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CAROLYN BOURDEAUX
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(GA-07)
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After watching her ailing parents drain their entire life savings to pay for prescriptions, Carolyn is a vocal advocate for health care reform. In 2020 she defeated MAGA conspiracy theorist and flipped the only seat from red to blue in the country. Help Carolyn keep Georgia Blue in 2022.
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bourdeaux.house.gov
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you are out of your lane
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