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Ad Campaign Criticizes Senate Candidate Michael Whatley Over Hiring Decision

A new $2.3 million ad campaign from a Democratic-aligned group targets North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley, criticizing his hiring of convicted child sex offender Harvey L. West Jr. The campaign comes as Whatley faces off against Democratic nominee Roy Cooper, who is currently leading in polls. President Trump previously endorsed Whatley despite the controversy surrounding his hiring decisions.

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A new $2.3 million ad campaign from a Democratic-aligned group targets North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley, criticizing his hiring of convicted child sex offender Harvey L. West Jr. The campaign comes as Whatley faces off against Democratic nominee Roy Cooper, who is currently leading in polls. President Trump previously endorsed Whatley despite the controversy surrounding his hiring decisions.

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Ad Campaign Targets Trump-Backed Senate Candidate Over Hiring Decision

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Ad Campaign Criticizes Senate Candidate Michael Whatley Over Hiring Decision