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BREAKING: I am proud to host AZ State Senator Wendy Rogers in the great state of North Carolina! Corrupt Democrat politicians used so-called “emergency” powers to change the election, eliminate almost every protection against fraud, and then lied about how the election was supposedly “secure”. Now they’re trying to block the release of information and […]

2022 U.S. Congressional Republican candidate in North Carolina’s 1st District, Sandy Smith and Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers (R) will be holding an “Audit the Vote” rally on Tuesday, August 24 at 7:00 P.M. in Greenville, NC as America awaits the Maricopa County forensic audit report. Most recently, an Election Integrity Caucus consisting of lawmakers from all

Raleigh, NC – On Wednesday, August 4, 2021, a group of concerned Nurses and Healthcare workers gathered in the State’s Capitol. Among them was Congressional Candidate Sandy Smith, a voice and leader for Eastern North Carolina Politics.  The Healthcare Heroes Vaccine Freedom March stood with Nurses across the state to protest and speak against mandatory vaccination as

The midterm elections may be sixteen months away but questions still linger in many states as to the validity of the results of the 2020 election. Efforts are ongoing in states such asPennsylvania, Georgia, New York and Arizona to get to the bottom of what many perceive as voter fraud and voter machine irregularities. Another state whose results have come into question

Democrats continuously harp about how the 2020 election was somehow the “most secure” election in history. The source of their claim? An environmental scientist turned lawyer with zero election experience. But that doesn’t really matter to them. Their goal isn’t to give voters reliable information – it’s to keep voters from asking questions. But no matter how

Members of Concerned Citizens of Eastern North Carolina are voicing their concerns about critical race theory and how to keep it from being taught in schools. About 30 people attended a Tuesday meeting of the group, formerly the Eastern North Carolina Tea Party, to discuss CRT, which critics say is being incorporated into the state’s

The 2020 election is breaking all kinds of records in North Carolina — for absentee by-mail votes, for in-person early turnout, for money raised and spent in a U.S. Senate race. There’s another record that’s likely to be shattered after Nov. 3: The number of women representing the state in the U.S. House at the