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Warner, Gade Focus on Health Issues in Final Debate | Virginia News

By ALAN SUDERMAN, Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia and his Republican opponent, Daniel Gade, sparred over how best to respond to the coronavirus and other health care issues Tuesday in their third and final debate.
The televised event, sponsored by the AARP, focused heavily on the pandemic as well as issues important to seniors, like prescription drug prices and the Affordable Care Act. Warner, a former governor, cast himself as a trusted problem solver.
“The truth is, what I’m counting on most, is that Virginians knows me,” Warner said.
Gade, a first-time candidate and retired Army officer who lost a leg when his Humvee was blown up in Iraq, offered himself up as an energetic fresh face unafraid of special interests.
“One you look at my personal history, you’ll know this: I will never quit when things are hard,” Gade said.
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