[cotton1706]

I want Tillis to win but we are NOT towing the Establishment line any more! Their whole crop of handpicked losers went down in flames in November 2012.

[txrefugee]

Thad Cochran needs to lose in MS after the corrupt way that Haley Barbour (aka Boss Hogg) bought Democrat votes to take the nomination from McDaniels.

The GOPe must be taught that conservatives will not stand for such nasty treatment and will withhold their support in the general election when it occurs. To do otherwise, makes conservatives no better than Blacks on the Democrat plantation.

[elpadre]

I am conservative and I am supporting Tillis. He has done a great job as house leader and the NC legislature has done good work for the conservative cause.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[JSDude1]

Have no fear, I may be one person, but I am helping make a difference here in North Carolina down here in Wilmington (after having moved here from Indiana last year)! There are conservatives fighting the good fight.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Tillis record is marginally worse than Hagan’s on immigration.

Hagan thoughtlessly voted with 67 Senators for the gang of 8 bill which was largely dead anyway.

But Hagan voted with 36 Republicans and 4 Democrats to stop the adorable 2010 Dream Act.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3174451/posts?page=4
““Our advertising was terrific,” Rove declared on the call, and Tillis gave credit to Crossroads for his victory, saying in his smooth drawl that the group’s “contribution can’t be overstated.”

December 2012 Tillis:“The other thing we’re going to do is send a very clear message to Washington that they can make our job a lot easier if they would deal with the issue that they’ve kicked down the road – Republicans and Democrats – for many, many years.”

http://www.hpe.com/news/x1576248598/McCrory-accuses-furniture-industry-on-illegal-labor

August 2013:
The GOP governor accused High Point area manufacturers of backing a bill McCrory vetoed that allows employers extra time to verify the legal status of a worker. The N.C. General Assembly this week overrode McCrory’s veto from earlier this summer of legislation that extends from three months to nine months the amount of time an employee can draw a paycheck without having his or her legal status cleared though a federal database known as E-Verify.

http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/08/15/3109599/mccrory-vetoes-first-bill-drug.html

Tillis said the immigration bill was designed to help alleviate the problems that employers in the state face because of federal immigration procedures and policies.

“The regulatory burden and complexity caused by federal inaction requires us to consider stop-gap measures while we wait for politicians in D.C. to take action,” he said. “This bill received strong bipartisan support and sought to provide clarity to employers and agencies regarding the impact of illegal immigration in North Carolina.”

http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/08/15/3109599/mccrory-vetoes-first-bill-drug.html#storylink=cpy

All Democrats and half of the Republicans in NC voted for Tillis hire-an-illegal bill.