Kay Hagan

Obama says he "hears" the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the 2014 midterm election, but he apparently missed that many of the voters who typically vote Democrat and who stayed home are the voters who have been, and will continue to be, hurt the most by his tone deaf economic and immigration policies.

Repubs. need a net gain of 6 Senate seats. The most vulnerable Senators are Mark Pryor, D-Ark., Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., Mark Begich, D-Alaska, Mark Udall, D-Colo., Pat Roberts, R-Kan., Kay Hagan, D-N.C., Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., Al Franken, D-Minn., Jeff Merkley, D-Ore.

A new poll shows a tie in North Carolina between incumbent Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan and Republican Thom Tillis. Ms. Hagan has had small leads in other recent polls and has a 1.5-point lead over Mr. Tillis in RealClearPolitics’ latest average of polling on the race.

Recent surveys showing the North Carolina Senate race tightening is great news for conservatives hoping to wrest control of the Senate from the Democrats – and shows the shift in Thom Tillis’ campaign toward issues that matter is resonating with real voters.

R's retain big leads to pick up 3 open seats in Romney-carried states: WV, Mont., SD. Repub. nominees moved ahead of 3 Dem. incumbents in Romney states (AK, AR, LA) & in 2 target states carried by Obama (CO, IA). Only in NC has the Repub. not yet overtaken the Dem.

With the national mood souring against the shady dealings of the Obama administration in Washington, Republican Senate candidates appear to be enjoying the benefits of voter antipathy.

Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., was tied with Republican challenger Thom Tillis at 44 percent, according to a GOP poll shared with the Washington Examiner.

Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., is still in a perilous political position, but Louisiana Sen. Mary L. Landrieu has leapfrogged him on the list to become the Senate’s most vulnerable incumbent. Mitch McConnell was the only Repub. to make the list.

Vulnerable Dems who are up for re-election are warning Obama to go slow when it comes to taking exec. action on illegal immigration. "This is an issue that I believe should be addressed legislatively & not through exec. order," said Sen. Kay Hagan.

If North Carolina Republicans want to take back the Senate and govern America according to conservative principles we urge them to vote for Dr. Greg Brannon in next Tuesday’s Republican Senate Primary.

DC Repubs. wanted NC House Speaker Thom Tillis to quickly win the party’s Senate nom. and focus entirely on vulnerable Dem. incumbent Kay Hagan. But fundraisers he held late last year with Karl Rove turned off activists in the limited-gov't movement.

Dr. Greg Brannon has secured several big endorsements, including one from Tea Party-affiliated FreedomWorks, in a crowded GOP primary in the N.C. race against liberal Dem. Sen. Kay Hagan.

If you want a principled limited government constitutional conservative Republican, who shares the optimistic pro-growth ideas of Jack Kemp and Phil Gramm, then get in this primary and back conservative Frank Roche in the NC-2 Republican congressional primary.

While the national Republican establishment apparently assumes that the ObamaCare train wreck will simply hand votes to establishment Republican candidates, on the ground things are different. Conservatives have figured out that “it’s the primaries stupid” and there’s a real fight going on to make sure principled limited government constitutional conservatives come out on top.

Senators are calling on two independent gov't watchdogs to launch a thorough investigation into the failed launch of the ObamaCare site. Dem. Sen. Kay Hagan is leading the charge.