Eggs Benedict, French toast, Western omelet, breakfast offers so many great options. Have to admit, it's never the wrong time of day for breakfast. Tell us what your favorite breakfast dish is and where you like to order it.
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North Carolina’s 2nd Congressional District is up for grabs on Nov. 4 , as it is every two years, and the two candidates vying to represent us in the House of Representatives faced off at the Pinehurst Resort in front of a room full of bankers and reporters. The North Carolina Bankers Association hosted the event that pitted incumbent Rep. Renee Ellmers, R-N.C., against challenger Clay Aiken of “American Idol” fame. Ellmers was first elected in 2010 and is looking to return to D.C. for a third term. Prior to elected office, Ellmers was a registered nurse for 21 years, eventually working with her husband, Dr. Brent Ellmers, at their General Surgery practice. Born and raised in Michigan, Ellmers resides in Harnett county. She serves on the Energy and Commerce Committee and is chairwomen of the Republican Women’s Policy Committee. Born and raised in Raleigh, Aiken is best known for finishing second in the 2002 season of “American Idol.” Before the instant stardom, Aiken was a teacher of autistic children and camp counselor at the YMCA. Aiken has since gone on to enjoy a successful singing career as well as becoming involved in several charitable initiatives, including the National Inclusion Project and as an UNICEF ambassador of education programs. OK, there’s the short and sweet on backgrounds of the two candidates. As for the debate, it was much of what you would expect. Party lines, for the most part, with Aiken trying to push the renegade, no-party-can-hold-me-down angle. Things did get testy though, so it made for some fun in between the rhetoric. A few thoughts and observations …. |
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