UPDATE Top local RINO Frankie Waters backs Berger led challenge to Kidwell | Eastern NC Now

UPDATE:

Berger-Boy Armstrong held a fundraiser last week, and ultra-RINO Frankie Waters was prominently involved in that fundraiser.  Also present was a leading enemy of gun rights in the legislature Jimmy Dixon, the man who recruited Armstrong for Berger.  Dixon was responsible for killing the Concealed Carry bill in the current legislature by adamantly refusing to join the Republican caucus attempts to override leftist Governor Josh Stein's veto of the bill.  Dixon also has a history of being wishy-washy on illegal immigration.

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ORIGINAL POST:

They say that "birds of a feather flock together".

Liberal state senate boss, ultra-RINO Phil Berger is mounting challenges to the top six NC House conservatives who have opposed Berger's liberal policies.  One of those targeted by RINO puppet master Berger is House Freedom Caucus chairman Keith Kidwell.  The House has been blocking many of Berger's liberal bills and he wants to put his allies in key House positions to stymie conservatives.

A big farmer named Armstrong, who was a big Marc Basnight Democrat when he lived in Hyde County, is Berger's candidate against Kidwell but has since tried to reinvent himself as a "Republican".  Accompanying Armstrong as part of his entourage to file against Kidwell was the top RINO in Beaufort County, Commissioner Frankie Waters.

Frankie Waters, like Armstrong, switched to "Republican" on paper for political purposes but has continued to function as a Democrat.  Instead of building a team among the 5 Republicans on the 7 member county commission, Waters has consistently allied with the two liberal Democrats.  Together with RINO Randy Walker, they have shut conservatives out of county government.

As state senate leader, Berger has pushed all of liberal Democrat former governor Roy Cooper's key liberal legislative issues through the legislature.  Only in more recent years have conservatives been able to block him in the House.  Berger has indicated he intends to spend four million dollars of special interest money to try to end that conservative blockade on his liberal bills in the House.

Meanwhile, local conservatives in Rockingham County have had their fill of Phil Berger and are backing Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page in a primary challenge to Berger himself. Twelve million dollars of special interest dark money has already been spent in Berger's senate district to try to prop him up.

https://dailyhaymaker.com/its-on-berger-page-file-for-marquee-march-showdown/

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