Republican Gen. Bolduc Physically Attacked
by Individual Outside Wednesday’s Debate
Posted By: Imright, 11/2/2022 11:42:25 PM
Republican Gen. Don Bolduc was physically attacked by an unknown individual before the Wednesday debate with Democrat Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH), Bolduc’s campaign told Breitbart News. Kate Constantini, Bolduc for Senate spokeswoman, told Breitbart News that before the General went on the debate stage, he was physically attacked outside the building by an individual in the crowd. It is not known if the individual is a Hassan supporter. Law enforcement was quickly on the scene and apprehended the individual. “Prior to the debate, an individual in the crowd gathered outside attempted to punch the General and was quickly apprehended and arrested,” Constantini explained.
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