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GOP House nominee says he’ll end foreign agent partnership with Cuba if elected

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GOP House nominee says he’ll end foreign agent partnership with Cuba if elected

EXCLUSIVE — Republican Rhode Island congressional nominee Victor Mellor said Monday in comments to the Washington Examiner that he does not plan to remain a foreign agent for Cuba if elected to the House. The MAGA candidate drew attentio…

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