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Russell Fry is a [[South Carolina]] legislator who is running, along with 10 other challengers, to unseat Rep. [[Tom Rice]] in [[South Carolina]] House District 7.  The [[GOP]] primary is on June 14, 2022.<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Russell_Fry</ref>  The best [[conservative]] candidate in the race is Mark McBride.<ref>https://markmcbride.us/index.html</ref>
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'''Russell Fry''' is a [[South Carolina]] legislator who is running, along with 10 other challengers, to unseat Rep. [[Tom Rice]] in [[South Carolina]] House District 7.  The [[GOP]] primary is on June 14, 2022.<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Russell_Fry</ref>  The best [[conservative]] candidate in the race is Mark McBride.<ref>https://markmcbride.us/index.html</ref>
    
Fry, considered to be merely a moderate by local [[conservatives]], voted for a rewriting of the [[U.S. Constitution]] by an Article V Convention, misnamed the [[Convention of States]].  This "horrible idea," as Justice Scalia called the proposal for an Article V Convention, is overwhelmingly opposed by [[grassroots]] [[conservatives]].  Fry cast his vote during the passage of this resolution in late March 2022 after he received an endorsement by [[Donald Trump]] for the different reason of trying to unseat Rep. Rice.
 
Fry, considered to be merely a moderate by local [[conservatives]], voted for a rewriting of the [[U.S. Constitution]] by an Article V Convention, misnamed the [[Convention of States]].  This "horrible idea," as Justice Scalia called the proposal for an Article V Convention, is overwhelmingly opposed by [[grassroots]] [[conservatives]].  Fry cast his vote during the passage of this resolution in late March 2022 after he received an endorsement by [[Donald Trump]] for the different reason of trying to unseat Rep. Rice.
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