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Whatley is just another Tillis. I am afraid his money will win him the primary, although I hope Don Brown does. If it is Whatley, the only thing that will get my vote for him in November would be his getting Tillis to support the SAVE Act. Otherwise I will cast a protest vote for a third party or just leave that office blank on my ballot.
Commented: Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 @ 7:11 am
By: Rino Hunter
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Appears that Tillis is out to do as much harm to this country as possible before he leaves office just like a RINO would. Whatley is a RINO also. RINO's like democrats are all about destruction of this country. To me they appear to be about them controlling we the people instead of we the people controlling Congress as the US Constitution intended.
Until the so called republican party cleans out the RINO's nothing is going to change.
Commented: Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 @ 6:09 am
By: Countrygirl1411
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Tillis was always for amnesty for illegal aliens. Why would this turd stand in the way of their voting in our election? If he screws us on the SAVE Act, we need to take it out on his lousy protege Michael Whatley, who would be Tillis 2.0.
Vote Don Brown for US Senate, but if Whatley wins the primary, withhold your vote unless Tillis does the right thing on the SAVE Act. If he sticks with Schumer then screw Whatley.
Commented: Monday, March 2nd, 2026 @ 8:29 pm
By: borderhawk
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Flaunting the fact that he's Pro-Israel isn't going to help him unless he's trying to kiss the asses of the Conservative Deep State.
There aren't many common sense Conservatives; Cooperman isn't a common sense Conservative. He's a Zionist.
Commented: Monday, March 2nd, 2026 @ 3:43 pm
By: John Valley
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Armstrong is siding with a big out of state chemical company against NC citizens, and a chemical company that he has personal business ties with. This is clearly a conflict of interest, and if he got elected and acted on it would be outright corruption.
Commented: Monday, March 2nd, 2026 @ 9:07 am
By: Conservative Voter
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All that special interest PAC dark money might lead some to say that Armstrong is the best politician that money can buy.
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 8:35 pm
By: Victoria
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I was just asked if the previous comments signed by "Terry" was from me. NO it was not. If I comment on here I will always sign my full name "Terry Williams". I'm never ashamed to stand behind my comments. Thank you for letting me clear this up.
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 2:18 pm
By: Terry Williams
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Why would any North Carolina politician want to stop our own citizens from getting compensation from an out of state chemical company causing cancer when citizens of other states are still allowed to sue them? Hasn't this company already paid out billions to people whose cancer they caused?
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 3:24 pm
By: Bubba
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What is obscene is the hundreds of thousands of dollars the special interest dark money PAC's are throwing against conservative Kidwell. Armstrong would be bought and paid for from day one by the special interests.
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 5:43 pm
By: Rino Hunter
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Now why would anyone suspect Armstrong of being anti-gun? Maybe because the guy who recruited him to run, Rep. Jimmy Dixon was the anti-gun holdout who has been preventing a veto override over Josh Stein so we could pass concealed carry. Or maybe it is his endorsement, which he constantly parade,s by anti-gun liberal Raleigh RINO Steve Troxler.
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 5:41 pm
By: Rino Hunter
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This issue all comes down to the special interests versus the people. If a company produces a product that causes cancer, they ought to have to compensate the victims. Kidwell and most Republican stood for that principle. A small group of special interest oriented politicians stood with the special interests. Dixon and Traxler are two of those, and Armstrong agrees with them.
It was not just Kidwell. It was most Republicans, who stood with average citizens and against protecting special interests. The chemical company tried the same thing in the US Congress, and in spite of a few special interest types, most Republicans refused to protect the special interests. They tried it in most states, but only suckered two states out of 50. In North Carolina, the Republican House Caucus overwhelmingly said NO to this special interest legislation. Armstrong has a huge conflict of interest here. The chemical company involved is Monsanto, and its successor. Armstrong has extensive business dealings with Monsanto's seed division, growing genetically modified seeds for them. Armstrong has refused to reveal that conflict of interest to voters. Roundup may be a danger beyond just employees on farms and their neighbots. Research in Florida has found Roundup in bread on grocery store shelves. It has also been marketed for home use..
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 12:46 pm
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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Mr. Brown knows something about the law side of government, and I do as well, and I am voting on election day (as I always do) for Mr. Don Brown to better serve our public.
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 8:16 am
By: Government Man
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Folks ive known Keith for 10 years now and did yall ever stop to think maybe he got this one wrong? Trump just ordered phosphorus and glyphosate support both on the ground and legally. This is the same battle in our farm act last session, where lawmakers argued regulatory flexibility was necessary to protect farmers and food production, while critics warned about environmental and public health tradeoffs. In both cases, the core clash isn’t simply about chemicals... it’s about whether economic resilience and national security should outweigh precautionary regulation when vital agricultural inputs are at stake. www.whitehouse.gov
Commented: Sunday, March 1st, 2026 @ 6:45 am
By: Terry
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NEVER BERGER
NEVER TROXLER NEVER DIXON NEVER ARMSTRONG
Commented: Saturday, February 28th, 2026 @ 10:21 pm
By: Rino Hunter
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It's past-time to dump dirty dogs like Dixon, Troxler, and Armstrong. After being at the live debate in Washington earlier this month, it was obvious that Armstrong is working for the power of darkness. Any discerning Christian could easily see that truth! Vote Kidwell, people. Kidwell's love for people far exceeds the other candidate.
Commented: Saturday, February 28th, 2026 @ 7:24 am
By: Pastor Daimon
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Great interview! I love Don he is a wonderful person!
He needs to be our next North Carolina Senator! GO DON GO!!
Commented: Saturday, February 28th, 2026 @ 6:55 am
By: TJ
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Does this all hinge on the fact that the dead shooter's writings has been opened, and now provides the people a purview into the mind of a deranged murderer that just happens to also be transgender?
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 11:42 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Learning about Don Brown's candidacy has given me hope that a real conservative, Mr. Brown, could best serve North Carolina's people in North Carolina.
Candidate Don Brown certainly has my vote, and the vote of my wife as well, because my lovely wife learned so much from this Table Talk show.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 11:37 pm
By: Richard Marvin Butkus
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Another one of those disgusting distorted postcards came in the mail today. It is about the fourth one, all virtually identical. Kidwell is a taxpayer hero. Armstrong would be nothing but a yes-man and brown noser for the special interests, completely bought and paid for with all this special interest money.
I see a lot of those Armstrong signs in Democrat yards. It figures.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 7:20 pm
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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Commented on Beaufort County Commissioner Stan Deatherage is Endorsed by Washington Mayor Pro Tem Nick FritzAs someone who knows how government works at all levels, let me tell you the essence of what I learned from the business I retired from: Government is interlinked and connected.
After moving to Beaufort County, I essentially wanted to know how the local governments operated, especially the county government, which is by far biggest gorilla in a small room, so to speak. What I learned from that evaluation is that Stan Deatherage, along with that Hood fella, stands head and shoulders above all the rest, therefore, Commissioner Deatherage, you have my non elected endorsement similar to the one Mr. Fritz so generously awarded you in the last few days.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 7:13 pm
By: Government Man
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One thing the Bizarro RINO Neo-Cons love to do is distract while dangling carrots in front of your face to make it LOOK like they've done something when, in fact, they've done absolutely nothing.
Killary has never been arrested nor will she ever be arrested; Benghazi was brought to us in part by the US Government. After Gaddafi told the UN to go f-themselves and that he wasn't going to do their bidding (the mainstream media will never admit to this but it's well documented), they sent in the US (their military arm) to destabilize the region....major shocker there, right? Libya was actually a very rich country and the Globalist Neo-Cons weren't having it: they operated on the gold standard and kept the banksters out of the equation.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 4:45 pm
By: John Valley
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This was a dark day in America's history when the Obama Administration intentionally left nearly 40 American patriots to be slaughtered by Islamists in Benghazi.
As corrupt as the Obama Administration was, this was some of the worst of it, allowing Mr. Obama that fair designation as America's first Non Patriot President.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 2:15 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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No wonder Armstrong refuses to level with voters on where he stands on much of anything. He is a total and complete stooge for the special interests who are trying to buy him this seat. He would be their bootlicker if he got elected.
Commented: Friday, February 27th, 2026 @ 7:05 am
By: Bubba
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