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"The Republican candidate for New York's 21st Congressional District is sounding off.\"The fact that a super PAC would come out of nowhere to our North Country Republican Party and attack me of all people is truly something that's bad for politics and the North Country voters are not going to have it,\" said Doheny.\u00A0Doheny's opponent, Elise Stefanik, served as part of President George W. Bush's Domestic Policy Council staff.\u00A0Stefanik also worked on Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan's campaign team. This week Ryan traveled to Watertown for a Stefanik fundraiser.\u00A0\"It goes to prove that my opponent is just a DC insider. She's a puppet of these people trying to control her and that's just an example of it,\" said Doheny.\u00A0Stefanik has the official endorsement of the Republican party, but Doheny is a three-time candidate and he's hopeful that his name recognition will help him with the primary.\"I've been to each and all of the 194 towns and cities in this district. My opponent hasn't. We talk about the contrast and the clear choice for me and get out the message, and that's what's going to be effective on the ground,\" said Doheny.\u00A0When asked if he'll run in the general election if he loses the primary, Doheny said:\u00A0\"We would reevaluate on June 25 and figure out what makes sense.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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