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( April 10th, 2026 @ 3:11 pm )
 
Beaufort County has already been a victim of this Democrat infiltration. We have two Democrat plants on our county commission who align with the two out of the closet Democrats to run out county commission. We now have a former Marc Basnight Democrat as our "Republican" State House nominee. We have at least one Democrat plant on our school board, with another one just nominated who has been an active Democrat most of the time she has been in the county but now claims to be a "Republican".

In this year's county commission race, only two of the nominees have long histories as bona fide Republicans, Stan Deatherage and Ashley Woolard. They have different styles, different internal party alliances, and some different priorities, but both are bona fide Republicans. The thrid, John Edwards, is a bit of a question amrk.



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