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Republican Matt van Epps came out ahead of the special election of Sughtures on Tuesday, urging Tennesseans to “put in the holes” and put what he called two different options before the voters in the 7th Mand district.
“The difference between the two of us could not be more clear,” said Fox and friends, “drawing a sharp contrast with his democratic opponent, Aftyn Benze.
“I am a Christian, a husband, a conservative first father, raised in combat. I served in Iraq and Afghanistan as a helicopter pilot, led to a small business, still working in the national government …”
Lo and behold, the progressive Democtal was called “Tennessee’s AoC” by some, came under fire for comments used by nashville and has since been deleted for social media posts calling for the elimination of the city’s police department.
House Dems hoping to go to the Governor’s office during a sit-in – going viral before the election
Republican Ronfessional election candidate Math van Epps, left, speaks during a special election campaign in the state of Tennessee on Wednesday, November 12, in Nashville, Tenn. and revyn state rep. Aftyn Behn, right, attends a campaign event in Nashville on Thursday, November 13. (Photos by George Walker IV / AP Photos)
The candidates are seeking to replace former Rep. Mark green, r-tenn., who resigned from Congress earlier this year to take a private sector job.
The region, currently red, includes parts of Democratic Stronghold of Nashville – Tennessee’s capital and most populous city.
During her appearance on Tuesday, van Epps was taken back to the example of be bette
The Tennessee election blasted the dem’s objectionable tweets
Democratic Doncendual Tentiledtioty and Stove Rep. Aftyn Behn, D-Nashville, poses with supporters during a special election campaign event in the Tennessee state on Saturday, November. (Phoerge Walker IV/AP Photo)
“His statements are simply not true,” Van EPPS said.
“We’ve been talking about good pay a lot, about housing and health, about energy,” facing his power in expanding nuclear power, increasing health coverage, increasing access to affordable housing near major centers of work.
VAN EPPS opposed those proposals in a sharp way in Bent’s platform, which is seen as a push for “new and higher values” supported by progressive groups. And they did, for his part, maintain that the Republican attacks on his previous attacks were designed to distract from what he says is a real issue for voters: the rising cost of living in Tennessee.
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When asked to comment on the compulsive viewing of Bearing Beving Replaced Comments criticizing Nashville, Executive Director Kate Thirds previously provided Fox News Digital with the following statement:
“Republicans are looting and in a last ditch effort, they are disrupting the fact that washington viphabuli and aftyn be be bew are calling Tennessee taxes by eliminating state taxes.”
FOX News’ Madison Colombo and Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
