Archive for Blog

Follow Frank Between Campaigns-Blog

Franks Blog

Many Republicans Need Your Help…They’ll Have Mine

The primary vote in North Carolina’s 4th district was another example from across America over the past year where the power of the conservative message won the day.  The conservative message won 54 percent to 46 percent.
Fortunately, voters in and around the 4th District have many good conservative leaning candidates to get behind as we approach the general election on [...]

Be Proud of the Effort

Congratulations to BJ Lawson.  He and his team ran a great campaign. 
I want to thank my whole team, especially those most deeply involved, for sacrificing so much of your time and energy to help get me elected. 
We ran a good campaign with a fresh perspective and the right message.  Myself and some of my core team [...]

GOTV: It’s Time to Choose

The transition from phase I to phase II of the 2010 4th district Congressional race is upon us. 
Over the past year we’ve seen the rise of the Tea Party movement, a massive intrusion into the private lives of American citizens by the Democrats in Washington, and conservatism regaining its rightful place as the basis [...]

Video Blog: Meet Frank Roche

Video:  Who is Frank Roche
Video:  Introduction to the Roche for Congress Campaign

Video Blog: We Can Overcome

Be Optimistic, Americans Can Overcome Any Challenge

Video Blog: Roche for Congress Honors Veterans & Soldiers

The Roche for Congress campaign hosted an event to honor Veterans & Soldiers and their families in Durham.  Frank was endorsed by Ret. General Norman Gaddis, a true American hero.  The General was introduced by another veteran who supports the Roche for Congress campaign, Ret. Col. Jay Stobbs.
Video: Remarks by Ret. Gen. Norman Gaddis:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oew2n3LsnOg
Video:  [...]

Who Does it Hurt to Pray?

U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Crabb has ruled the National Prayer Day is unconstitutional, claiming the day calls for religious action. 
First created in 1952 and reaffirmed in 1988 as the first Thursday in May, National Prayer Day has been used by Presidents to issue proclamations for Americans to pray.  In 2008 a group of [...]

Arizona Gets Tough on Illegal Immigration

On Monday, the Arizona state Senate approved strong new immigration enforcement measures in order to deal with continued high levels of illegal immigration that have been a decade’s long trend for their state.  The key elements of the new law makes it a state crime to be in the United States illegally and requires law [...]

Video: Raleigh Tea Party 4/15

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Od8boOGQA