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In a post-election press conference for the Vietnamese-American voters as reported by Nguoi Viet Newspaper, the victorious Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez did not mince word and blasted Van Tran for his dirty campaign tactics. She personally thanked Mr. Ho Dac Cam for risking his life to support her campaign. Apparently he received threats from Van Tran's supporters for publicly speaking out to support Sanchez on Vietnamese radio shows.
Her parting word to Van Tran: " The voters wanted to vote for an elected official who can do the job. They wanted to vote for somebody who has a record of representing the community. Nobody knows what he has been doing in Sacramento. This was a very dirty campaign despite the fact that my people refused to play such game."
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