Former NC Gov. McCrory launches GOP Senate campaign
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Highlighting his “conservative track record” and a career built “outside of Washington,” former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory on Wednesday announced his candidacy for the Senate in a race that may end up becoming the most hotly contested and expensive Senate battle in the 2022 midterm elections.
The candidate, who served 14 years as Charlotte mayor and was elected governor in 2012 in his second gubernatorial bid, touted his outside-the-Beltway credentials in a video announcing his Senate campaign, emphasizing, "I built my career outside of Washington. As a mayor and governor, I took on the tough fights and the liberals attacked me for it." "I made the tough decisions to balance our budget and cut your taxes," he highlighted. "I have a conservative track record of standing firm. A record built in North Carolina, not Washington, D.C."
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