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Despite predictions of a tossup and possible flip towards the [[Democrats]], Good won the general election in a victory for [[movement conservatives]].<ref>Rankin, Sarah and Suderman, Alan (November 3, 2020). [https://apnews.com/article/bob-good-wins-virginia-republican-house-592f448cc70ed6946444a6939834319c Bob Good wins, keeping US House seat in Virginia Republican]. ''Associated Press''. Retrieved December 30, 2020.</ref>
Despite predictions of a tossup and possible flip towards the [[Democrats]], Good won the general election in a victory for [[movement conservatives]].<ref>Rankin, Sarah and Suderman, Alan (November 3, 2020). [https://apnews.com/article/bob-good-wins-virginia-republican-house-592f448cc70ed6946444a6939834319c Bob Good wins, keeping US House seat in Virginia Republican]. ''Associated Press''. Retrieved December 30, 2020.</ref>
==Controversies==
Good has been criticized after referring to the [[coronavirus pandemic]] as a "phony pandemic" after Democrat blockades of access to [[hydroxychloroquine]] have led to countless deaths.<ref>Fearnow, Benjamin (December 12, 2020). [https://www.newsweek.com/this-phony-pandemic-gop-congressman-elect-praises-maskless-trump-supporters-rally-1554365 'This Is a Phony Pandemic': GOP Congressman-Elect Praises Maskless Trump Supporters at Rally]. ''Newsweek''. Retrieved December 30, 2020.</ref> [[Lamestream media]] headlines have inaccurately portrayed him as supposedly denying the virus when he had said that it was a "serious virus", as he largely differed with calling the [[COVID-19]] outbreak a pandemic.
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