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Dissenters bounced from GOP Rep. Nancy Mace's town hall
Representative Nancy Macy (R-SC) held her first town hall event after entering the South Carolina governor's race. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin tells MSNBC Reports anchor Ana Cabrera that dissenters of Mace were asked to leave the town hall and some who were not supporters felt "uncomfortable" and decided to leave on their own.
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S.C., said she was not afraid to go "into the lion's den" to defend her political views at a town hall. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin spoke to Mace after the event about those comments and the individuals ...
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