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5:57Now PlayingRepublican Senator gets spotlighted as an email from his office with an outrageous response to one of his constituents voicing their concerns goes viral across social media. John Iadarola and Daria Rose break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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North Carolina senator's office allegedly told woman to 'move to China' after she expressed concerns over abortion policy
"A North Carolina lawmaker is going viral on TikTok after his office allegedly told a female constituent in an email to “move to China” after she raised concerns about the state’s abortion policy.
The constituent, who asked to remain anonymous due to concerns for her safety, told NBC News on Saturday that she sent an email to Republican state Sen. Danny Britt on Nov. 7 to say that her family “desperately wants to expand.”
“But because of You, [President-elect Donald] Trump and the republican party and the strict abortion laws in this country we cannot,” she wrote in the email, a copy of which was shared with NBC News. “Thanks for ruining our futures! You all are terrible people.”"
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