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Love lives on.
This week, the House passed my bipartisan Love Lives On Act, so surviving spouses of those who served can remarry without losing the benefits their loved one earned.
I’m proud the House got this critical legislation passed for our Gold Star families!🇺🇸
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Replying to @CutlerBryantNC
@DannyEBritt is an excellent legislator but truly a great guy! He never met a stranger! Proud of my friend – at King, NC
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There is no greater example of service than the men and women who have worn our nation's uniform. Their willingness to put country before self is a testament to the strength and character of America. I'm honored to represent Fort Bragg and so many of North Carolina's veterans and military families. Today, and every day, we honor their sacrifices and thank them for defending the freedoms we hold dear.
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Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) confirms to the Washington Examiner that he plans to seek re-election in 2028
“That's the plan. Absolutely, I'm in. This is an awesome state. It's an honor to be able to represent it, and I look forward to continuing.”
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Congratulations to my friend, @SenJohnson, the next Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee!
I look forward to working alongside you to make Tennessee America's conservative leader!
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It was my honor to introduce Cissie Graham Lynch as nominee for U.S. Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom.
I firmly believe Ms. Lynch is the right person for the job. She has the experience, conviction, & unwavering commitment to religious liberty needed to fulfill this responsibility.
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I interviewed Senator Tillis for an upcoming special, but he also had plenty to say about the election and President Trump‘s role in it.
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Wishing my drill instructors a great @USMC birthday! You gotta love the island in @southcarolina! Well, maybe! @ParrisIsland 💪🇺🇸🎂 – at North Carolina, USA
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Today and every day, we honor the brave men and women who wear/have worn our nation’s uniform. Their service and sacrifice protect the freedoms we hold dear.
Thank you to all our veterans and their families.
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God bless our veterans. We wouldn’t have a country without them. To all who’ve served, including the veterans at NCDOL, thank you.
Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country.
The N.C. Department of Labor and Commissioner @LukeFarleyNC extend our heartfelt gratitude to all veterans for their courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedoms. We are forever grateful for your service.
In observance of Veterans Day, NCDOL offices are closed today and will reopen tomorrow.
Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸
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On Veterans Day, we honor the brave men and women who have answered the call to serve our nation. Their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to defending our freedoms represent the very best of America. North Carolina is proudly home to over 600,000 veterans, and we are forever grateful for their service to our state and nation.
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The votes have been counted, and Sen. Danny Britt’s strong performance in Lumbee-heavy Robeson County blocked a democratic trifecta in NC.
Lumbee voters continue to reward the GOP for delivering on its promise, and they stopped the blue wave at the Robeson County line.
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🚨🚨JUST IN: North Carolina Republicans keep control of the statehouse.
Senator Danny Britt won re election in final canvassing today.
@MyNCSenate are the only ones who can hold the line against chaos and communism in our state. Now, we need Strong leadership in the chamber. #ncpol
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Introducing Together YR! 🇺🇸
The midterms have shown us just how divided our party has become, but they've also reminded us how important it is to find common ground and move forward with a shared purpose. We won't always agree on everything, and that's okay. Our differences can make us stronger when we approach them with mutual respect and a willingness to work together.
Like our party, the Young Republicans need leadership with a clear vision, a proven record of results, and the ability to bring people together.
Our slate brings some of the strongest Young Republican leaders from across the country, with experience building successful organizations, growing membership, and helping elect Republicans from local office all the way to Congress, and the White House.
We chose the name Together YR because we believe our success is shared. A rising tide lifts all boats, and when our states, chapters, and members succeed, our entire federation becomes stronger.
It's time for a new chapter of Young Republican leadership. One focused on building each other up, delivering results, and moving our organization forward.
The future of YRNF is brighter Together. #TogetherYR
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Honored to be on @JamieAgerNC transition team w/people and parties from across WNC who have built their reputations on getting things done.
Jamie told me after his victory “Tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we get to work for the ones who voted for me and the ones who didn’t.”
Jamie Ager names bipartisan NC-11 transition committee citizen-times.com/story/news…
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Thank you @CarolinasPGA and @PGAHOPE for hosting the Birdie Blitz at Pinewild this morning!
Every dollar raised helps our veterans and military members. Great way to start the week!
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Spent time at the 30th annual Cumberland County Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, hosted by Fayetteville’s Gilbert Baez. This special community event celebrates veterans and thanks them for serving to protect our way of life in America. Please take time this week and on Wednesday to celebrate and thank our veterans.








































