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Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido wins Latin Grammy
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What happenedIt was the third Latin Grammy for Bobby Pulido, who defeated Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz last week.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido wins Latin Grammy". The right frames it as "Incoming Democratic congressman Bobby Pulido wins third Latin Grammy as he ends music car...".
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Left / center-leftRep.-elect Bobby Pulido wins Latin Grammy
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Right / center-rightIncoming Democratic congressman Bobby Pulido wins third Latin Grammy as he ends music career
Incoming Democratic congressman Bobby Pulido wins third Latin Grammy as he ends music career
Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido is giving up his music career to serve in Congress, but the Texas Democrat is going out with one more accolade after winning his third Latin Grammy on Thursday.