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3:51Now PlayingRepublican candidate Rick Clark Becker hires Dylan Mulvaney to create a cameo that would be mocking his opponent, without her knowledge, which gets publicly trashed as a disgusting tactic after Dylan calls out the manipulation. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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A transphobic Republican hired Dylan Mulvaney to mock his opponent. It severely backfired.
"Rick Clark Becker, a failed candidate for North Dakota’s governorship and U.S. Senate seat, has lowered his sights for a state House seat this year instead. Towards this effort, Becker enlisted transgender social media phenom Dylan Mulvaney to help humiliate his opponent— but he did so without Mulvaney’s knowledge.
Becker commissioned Mulvaney to record a Cameo message for his Republican primary opponent for the state’s single U.S. House seat. He paid Mulvaney to make a video praising North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak, without explaining the true circumstances behind the video.
Fedorchak, no friend to trans people herself and a Trump-loving, pro-coal, rabid opponent of green energy (as well as an anti-abortion forced birther) — got a message from Mulvaney that misrepresented her far-right bona fides and which Becker apparently found hilarious."
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