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Veteran, Mother, Grassroots activist: Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs sees “a future worth fighting for”
Virginia Congressional candidate Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs pulls up to 'the kitchen table.'
Caroline & Debra weigh in on the Eric Swalwell fallout with heavy hearts, but firm in their values. Hear their conversation prior to welcoming a first-time Congressional candidate in the headline-grabbing state of Virginia.
Meet Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs, a military veteran, mother, grassroots activist and now candidate for Virginia’s 8th Congressional district.
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