NewsweekAs Greitens drama roils Missouri GOP senate race, Dems seen gaining ground
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45% : But given the Supreme Court decision on abortion, having a woman who's a former nurse apparently portray herself as a centrist might also work well, in this November."31% : The rest of the fractured GOP field includes state Attorney General Eric Schmitt, U.S. Representatives Vicky Hartzler and Billy Long and attorney Mark McCloskey, who rose to notoriety in 2020 after being photographed awkwardly holding an AR-15 and threatening a peaceful procession of Black Lives Matter demonstrators as they passed his St. Louis mansion.
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