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Alvarado emphasized that those who worked with her understood not only her strategic skill but also her kindness and generosity, qualities that made her presence felt far beyond formal job titles. Daniel Cameron, the former Kentucky attorney general and a current Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, also paid tribute, referring to Dale as a friend and expressing that she would be deeply missed. These statements reflected a consensus view within Republican circles that Dale was someone whose influence extended well beyond any single campaign or office.
Others from outside Kentucky echoed similar sentiments, highlighting how widely known Dale had become through years of consistent involvement in party events and political organizing. Sean Southard, a Republican strategist and communications director for Montana Governor Greg Gianforte, said he was completely shocked by the news, noting that Dale seemed to be present at nearly every major GOP gathering.
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