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A day after Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.) announced her candidacy to run for governor of New Jersey, she shared details about herself on X to New Jersey voters. One of her posts was likely meant to highlight her past military service as well as that of her grandfather—yet it may have backfired due to a
NJ Gubernatorial Candidate Claimed Grandfather Flew ‘B-52’ During WWII
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