Democrat Amo could be 1st person of color to represent Rhode Island in Congress after primary win

Former White House aide Gabe Amo could become the first person of color to represent Rhode Island in Congress after winning a crowded Democratic primary for the state’s 1st Congressional

Related Keywords

Alexandria ,Al Iskandariyah ,Egypt ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,United States ,Russia ,Ghana ,Washington ,Jamestown ,Rhode Island ,Ukraine ,Vermont ,Liberia ,Pawtucket ,Rhode Islanders ,Liberian ,Americans ,Ghanaian ,Stephanie Beaute ,Barack Obama ,Gerry Leonard ,Gina Raimondo ,John Goncalves ,Bernie Sanders ,Spencer Dickinson ,Aaron Regunberg ,Stephen Casey ,Gabe Amo ,Ron Machtley ,Patrick Kennedy ,Jane Fonda ,Walter Berbrick ,Joe Biden ,Terri Flynn ,David Cicilline ,Sabina Matos ,Centers For Disease ,Us Navy ,Associated Press ,Providence City Council ,Naval War College ,White House Office Of Intergovernmental Affairs ,Office Of Intergovernmental Affairs ,Rhode Island Foundation ,Former White House ,Congressional District ,West African ,Social Security ,Disease Control ,White House Office ,Intergovernmental Affairs ,President Barack Obama ,President Joe Biden ,Sandra Cano ,Ana Quezada ,Fallen Waters ,Alexandria Ocasio Cortez ,Democratic President Joe Biden ,Naval War ,Congressman Ron Machtley ,Rhode Island Primary Democrat Republican House ,Politics ,Overnment Appointments And Nominations ,Elections ,Overnment Programs ,Bs News ,Eneral News ,