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A cousin of Luigi Mangione, Nino, kept his seat in the Baltimore County Council as a tough-on-crime MAGA Republican.
Read at newsweek.com →The tough-on-crime cousin of admitted UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin Luigi Mangione narrowly won a local election in Baltimore Tuesday night. Nino Mangione, a Republican, managed to eke out a win against Democrat Shawn McIntosh in the race for Baltimore County Council’s District 5, TMZ reported.
Read at nypost.com →The name Mangione is in the news again, but this time it is not that of accused United Health Care CEO killer Luigi Mangione. It is his Republican cousin, Nino, who defied a nationwide Democratic election sweep and won re-election to the Baltimore County Council on Tuesday.
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