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Michael Whatley

American politician
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    He will face Michael Whatley, the Trump-endorsed former chair of the Republican National Committee, in the November election. Cooper’s campaign raised $14.5 million in its first 65 days, which an article in Politico characterized as a “record-breaking total for a Senate challenger in their first fundraising quarter.”

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