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2 women, 180 degrees apart, in 1 testy race [FL US 20]
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| Contributor | CBlock941 |
| Last Edited | CBlock941 Oct 18, 2004 07:51am |
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| Category | Election Guide |
| Media | Newspaper - Miami Herald |
| News Date | Monday, October 18, 2004 06:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
| Description | It would be hard to find two candidates who clash more intensely on social and fiscal issues than the women running for Congress in District 20.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a longtime liberal state legislator who supports abortion rights and criticizes the administration's actions in Iraq and its proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage. A rising star in the Democratic Party, she rarely mentions her opponent, saving most of her attacks for President Bush.
Margaret Hostetter, a conservative Republican real estate agent, says she represents ''traditional Judeo-Christian values.'' She is best known for attacking the ''homosexual agenda'' in the public schools. She says her opponent is a radical socialist who can't meet her goals of reducing the deficit while increasing funding for various programs. |
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