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GOP Rep Quietly Scrubs Key Promise From Campaign Site

The Daily Beast

July 3, 2026

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GOP Rep Quietly Scrubs Key Promise From Campaign Site

Andrew Harnik / Getty ImagesA Republican congressman in a vulnerable seat quietly overhauled his campaign website to scrub MAGA talking points, including a reference to “forever wars.”Pennsylvania Rep. Ryan Mackenzie, 43, has been endorsed by President Donald Trump in his bid to keep his seat in the swing state’s 7th district, which he won by a razor-thin margin in 2024. But as the president’s agenda runs into roadblocks and becomes unpopular with voters ahead of the midterms, Mackenzie has reworked his campaign website.Read more at The Daily Beast.

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