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Hagan Company Pocketed Stimulus Cash

Hagan Company Pocketed Stimulus Cash

The North Carolina GOP is accusing Sen. Kay Hagan of lying about the benefits her family received from the 2009 stimulus for which she voted.  “Senator Kay Hagan kept her stimulus payday hidden away for years. And now she is

GOP Hammers Hagan Over Recent Controversies

GOP Hammers Hagan Over Recent Controversies

The North Carolina Republican Party has launched a new website aimed at highlighting Sen. Kay Hagan’s (D-NC) efforts to avoid discussing recent controversies as she pursues her bid for reelection against Republican state House Speaker Thom Tillis.  “Senator Kay Hagan’s

Cotton Hammers Pryor as Obama 'Rubber Stamp'

Cotton Hammers Pryor as Obama 'Rubber Stamp'

President Barack Obama was not in Arkansas Monday, but his name was at the tip of Republican Tom Cotton’s tongue all that afternoon. Debating incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor — as well as Libertarian Nathan LaFrance and Green Party candidate Mark

Cotton Ad Highlights ISIS Ahead of Debate

Cotton Ad Highlights ISIS Ahead of Debate

Tom Cotton is out with a new ad highlighting national security threats and his military service. “In the Middle East, radical terrorists are on the march, destabilizing our allies, beheading Americans, and crucifying Christians. President Obama admits he underestimated them,” Cotton says in

NC GOP: Hagan Guilty of a 'Taxpayer-Funded Cover-Up'

NC GOP: Hagan Guilty of a 'Taxpayer-Funded Cover-Up'

After the Hagan campaign admitted that Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) missed a classified hearing on “worldwide threats” to U.S. national security for a New York City fundraiser, North Carolina Republicans are calling the incumbent “guilty of a taxpayer-funded cover-up.” Hagan

Tom Cotton Sets Arkansas Statewide Fundraising Record

Tom Cotton Sets Arkansas Statewide Fundraising Record

Tom Cotton has set a new fundraising record for the state of Arkansas and is out with an ad highlighting his military service. According to the Cotton campaign, the third quarter total set a new fundraising record for statewide candidates