October 17, 2025 - Southeast Politics

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It’s unclear exactly what universities have to gain by agreeing to the deal — or what they stand to lose if they don’t.

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The two-term Democratic former president appears in digital ads for the candidates, who are running in the only Governors races this year.

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‘I’m not running for Congress to join the establishment. I’m running for Congress to destroy it.’

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‘Unlike my opponent, I will never casually dismiss threats to Virginia families and Virginia’s economy.’

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‘What happened was people did not continue to invest in the work, post-2020, the way that they did during 2020.’

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‘I am ashamed, I am embarrassed and I’m sorry.’

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Republicans already approved a North Carolina map in 2023 that resulted in GOP candidates winning 10 of the state’s 14 U.S. House seats in 2024.

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While Congress has been paralyzed by the shutdown, Trump has moved rapidly to enact his vision of the federal government.

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‘We have a lot of them, but we need them. I mean we can’t deplete our country.’

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Voters warmed to Trump over the ceasefire deal, but are still weary on the economy.