“The Affordable Care Act has been a disastrous for my wife and I.  For the last several years we spent over $30,000 a year to purchase healthcare. Any plan the Republicans can come up with has got to be better.. What the hell do we have to lose.”- Barry Argabright, Fargo

 “Waters of the U.S. Rule (WOTUS) has been disastrous for farmers interfering with our ability to manage our land and create economic opportunity.  Kevin has consistently opposed WOTUS as an unconstitutional power grab by the federal government.  We need that kind of a Senator in DC representing North Dakota’s interests.” – Ryan Wanzek, Jamestown farmer

“Heidi and Conrad’s recent ad blaming Rep. Cramer for the national debt is unbelievably dishonest.  On January 20, 2009, when Obama was sworn in, the debt was $10.626 trillion. On January 20, 2017, when he left, it was $19.947 trillion. That’s why most people say Obama added $9 trillion to the debt, more than any other president.  Heidi supported this reckless growth in debt.” – Sylvan Melroe, Fargo Veteran

“Kevin’s records proves he supports legal and sensible immigrations. Heidi has voted for chaos and anarchy at the border. American’s are not against immigration, we are simply against unregulated and illegal immigration. No society can survive thousands upon thousands of people flooding their borders with no existing support system. The result is anarchy, crime and exhaustion of societal resources. This should not be a Democrat issue or a Republican issue, this is an American issue.” – Rockne Earles, Oriska retired businessman

“Heidi Heitkamp has made it clear her real home is in Washington DC, where she votes with Chuck Schumer and national liberals against tax cuts, conservative judges, banning late-term abortion or cracking down on illegal immigration,” said North Dakota Republican Party Communications Director Jake Wilkins. “North Dakotans are ready to tell Heitkamp to go home by voting for Kevin Cramer this November.” 

Following her lackluster debate performance Friday, Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign has tried to convince voters they have momentum simply by telling voters they have momentum.

Their fake-it-till-you-make-it strategy isn’t working, as a brand new poll out tonight shows Heidi Heitkamp losing a majority of her constituents to Kevin Cramer:

LET’S BE CLEAR: Cramer’s lead is no fluke, and Heidi Heitkamp’s deficit is well deserved.

As CNN explains in the story below, while she was already on the brink of defeat, Heitkamp opposed her constituents by voting against Justice Kavanaugh, then outed victims of sexual assault without their consent in a political attack ad. North Dakotans know this isn’t a campaign that deserves to win:

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Heidi Heitkamp’s brother and de-facto campaign spokesman Joel continued his auditions for a spot on MSNBC this morning, and it’s safe to say it didn’t go well.

First, when forced to answer for Heidi Heitkamp outing sexual assault victims without their consent, Joel said people had accepted her apology and moved on:

REALITY CHECK: Victims of Heitkamp said her actions “downright ruined our lives.” Many of the victims didn’t hear from Heidi, and the ones who did said a mere phone call was insufficient.

But Joel didn’t stop there. When asked about his sister being down in the polls, Joel bragged about having access to her internal polling and lashed out at MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki:

Kornacki, for his part, took the high road and called it like it is: team Heitkamp just doesn’t want to admit they’re behind.

Joel’s personal attacks and outlandish behavior come as no surprise to those who know him, since this is the same man who called Trump a racist for helping hurricane victims and released the divorce papers of a radio show host with a bigger platform than his.

LET’S BE CLEAR:  Though it’s clearly not going well, Joel Heitkamp is going on MSNBC to look for a job because he expects Heidi to lose. If he plans to keep making comments like these, Heidi should start looking, too.

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