News Releases

-(4.16.08) Desperate Psychologist Explodes in 11th District Congressional Race

-(4.11.08) Setting the Record Straight on the Flat Rock Flap

-(4.01.08) Candidate Armor Offers Free Interviews with Candidates Mumpower and Campbell

-(3.30.08) Mumpower Campaign Heads for Self-Destruct Mode

-(3.28.08) Heath Shuler Shows Why He Doesn't Belong in Congress

-(3.19.08) Mumpower Misunderstands FISA Issues, Misquotes Ben Franklin

Armor In The News

Congressional candidate Armor cherishes wisdom of founders
(Asheville Citizen-Times)


Armor is a Constitutionalist
(Carolina Politics Online)


ACLU, Janet Reno injecting themselves into Gitmo tribunals
(One News Now)


Campbell, Armor, Mumpower talk immigration and 'Road to Nowhere'
(Blue Ridge Now)


John Armor, Fred Smith Win Macon County Straw Poll
(Thunder Pig Blog)


Shuler's Remarks Drawing Criticism
(Blue Ridge Now)


Armor: U.S. to be in Iraq for some time
(Blue Ridge Now)


ACLU seeks access to uncensored transcripts of terrorist hearings
(One News Now)


Latest Article

‘Bitter’? ‘Clinging to Guns’? No, ‘Dumb as a Box of Rocks’
by John Armor

In San Francisco last week, Senator Barack Obama, Democrat candidate for President, made a certain statement about people who live in small towns in Pennsylvania. He is about to undergo a primary in that state against Senator Hillary Clinton, the other remaining Democrat candidate for President.

Why should a comment made by a candidate in San Francisco about people who live in Pennsylvania be of the slightest interest to the people who live in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina? Simple. Almost half of the people here, in the 11th Congressional District of North Carolina, also live in small towns, and have experienced some of the same losses as the folks in the small towns of Pennsylvania.

Depending on the outcomes in Pennsylvania and then in North Carolina, the Democrat primary for President may shortly be over, not mathematically over, but over for all intents and purposes, as my sainted mother used to say. So, these remarks should be considered here, in the mountains of North Carolina. (continued)