NC11 - 2024 Congressional Seat PEOPLE'S FORUM Reagan-Edwards Debate on Saturday February 3rd at 1PM A B Tech Asheville Campus Ferguson Auditorium

I am thrilled to invite you to join us at the anticipated NC-11 Congressional Seat People's Forum taking place at the A-B Tech Asheville Campus in the Ferguson Auditorium this Saturday, February 3rd! So, mark your calendars and join us at this exciting event - I'm looking forward to seeing you there! —Christian Reagan MAGA/America First Why is Christian Running for Congress WATCH VIDEO HERE. (President Trump, The Last Best Hope for America) Three interviews with Christian here.

ATPAC's mission to determine the best possible candidates to serve WE THE PEOPLE is to scrutinize voting records of the candidates and ascertain whether or not the laws they enact adhere to constitutional authority. We hope that Congressman Edwards comes to the February 3rd event at A B Tech to defend his 70% conservative voting record from Heritage Action for America's scorecard (which is below the abysmal 79% average Republican score.) govtrack.us gives Edwards a "Purple" score with the assessment "Consistently votes with Democrats on legislation that became law." We are sure he had his reasons for voting for these bills. As citizens of NC11, we surely do deserve an explanation because our elected officials are supposed to serve their constituents. As engaged citizens, WE then have a moral and ethical obligation and a civic duty to thoughtfully decide which of the candidates would best preserve the principles and values in our Constitition and to best represent the citizens of NC11. It is only in the primary that we have this opportunity to scrutinize the candidates. After the primary, we have no choice of candidate in the general election. Remember, our Founders in their infinite wisdom to divide government, gave us the gift to elect our U.S. House every two years so WE can hold our representatives accountable. Let the PEOPLE decide what's best for our nation and for NC11.

"Upon exiting the Constitutional Convention Benjamin Franklin was approached by a group of citizens asking what sort of government the delegates had created. His answer was: "A republic, if you can keep it." The brevity of that response should not cause us to under-value its essential meaning: democratic republics are not merely founded upon the consent of the people, they are also absolutely dependent upon the active and informed involvement of the people for their continued good health." (My underline) We are truly trying to do just that.

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