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Republican party chairman Thrasher says he won t seek re-election as party head

Republican party chairman Thrasher says he won’t seek re-election as party head NC GAZETTE / WBRT RADIO STAFF REPORT Monday, May 24, 2021 With the coming reorganziation of the Nelson County Republican party, the current party chairman announced that he will not be seeking to remain party chairman moving forward. In a press release from Don Thrasher, he advised: “Given that I will most likely be running for a contested Republican primary in 2022, I want to avoid any appearance of conflict of interest. Therefore, I am not seeking re-election as chair of the Nelson County Republican Party.” Thrasher did not say what office he’ll seek. He last ran in the 2020 Republican primary against 50th District State Rep. Chad McCoy.

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United Methodist evangelicals growing amid UMC decline

United Methodist evangelicals growing amid UMC decline JavaScript in your web browser. Please Recommended Tuesday, October 20, 2020 | Coronavirus â United Methodist evangelicals growing amid UMC decline United Methodist evangelicals growing amid UMC decline CrossRoads United Methodist Church in Phoenix, Arizona is seen here in a Feb. 13, 2010. | AP Images/Matt York At the United Methodist Church, moneyâs tight, factions are readying exits, and social justice takes priority in witness. However, the denominationâs âtraditionalistsâÂ â so named for their support for the accuracy and authority of the Bible, especially regarding LGBT marriage and clergy â are growing in number and telling others how Jesus saves.

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The GOP is having a change of heart on economics It could have implications for policymaking

The GOP is having a change of heart on economics. It could have implications for policymaking. Sahil Kapur and Allan Smith © Provided by NBC News WASHINGTON The Republican Party is showing signs of softening its trademark fiscal conservative brand in favor of a new populist approach, a potentially seminal shift as the party becomes more reliant on blue-collar white voters after Donald Trump’s presidency. The last time Republicans were thrown out of power, in 2009, they embraced an unabashed tax-cutting and spending-cutting vision to find their way out of the wilderness. Now, the party is taking a different path as ambitious figures seek to curry favor with voters by pushing a larger government safety-net that includes cash to families and a minimum wage hike.

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The GOP is having a change of heart on economics It could have implications for policymaking

The GOP is having a change of heart on economics It could have implications for policymaking
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Republicans back Mitch McConnell amid Donald Trump feud

Mr. McClard acknowledged that a “vocal minority” in his state was disappointed that Mr. McConnell delivered a blistering critique of Mr. Trump after his impeachment acquittal in the Senate last weekend. Indeed, Don Thrasher, chairman of the Republican Party of Nelson County, Kentucky, called for Mr. McConnell to resign from the GOP and Senate leadership over the break with Mr. Trump. Mr. McConnell’s supporters credit him with remaking the federal judiciary by confirming a parade of conservative judges and helping pass the 2017 Trump tax cuts. Those accomplishments earned cheers from both the old-time GOP establishment and the Trump base.

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