Madison Cawthorn goes full-on Nazi after losing his Primary:

“It’s time for the rise of the new right, it’s time for Dark MAGA to truly take command,” Cawthorn, 26, wrote on Instagram. “We have an enemy to defeat, but we will never be able to defeat them until we defeat the cowardly and weak members of our own party. Their days are numbered. We are coming.” Twitter users describe “Dark MAGA” — a take on Trump’s Make America Great Again slogan — as a group that believes there’s no political solution beyond vengeance, Newsweek reported, and that the former president has been too kindhearted and forgiving to his political opponents. It also has ties to neo-Nazi and white supremacy, Business Insider reported.

Aside from the fact we have yet to see a "light" MAGA, this is a typical reaction from an immature, spoiled rotten man-child. But we can't (or shouldn't) let this temper tantrum distract us from important business, like the NCGA's upcoming Budget adjustments:

I fought against Al-Qaeda overseas, and I’ll fight against Y’all-Qaeda here at home. #ncpol #ncdems #nc85 #nchouse

— Cordle for NC House 85 (@rc4nchouse) May 9, 2022

I'ma go ahead and endorse this fellow Army Airborne soldier. No, I'm not breaking my personal rule, he doesn't have a Primary opponent.

Good news for rural North Carolina. #ncpol #ncga https://t.co/dDSZt2SFkj

— Leader Reives (@NCHDLeader) April 25, 2022

Yes, this is good news:

There is a intra-party battle for the soul of GOP playing out in the NC Senate race and not enough national news outlets are covering it. It is fascinating to watch. Where are y'all?#ncpol

— Chris Marsicano (@ChrisMarsicano) April 11, 2022

They're too busy trying to blame Biden for every little thing going wrong in this world.

South Carolina has an #EITC and a whole array of tax credits, including a community development tax credit. Surely the South Carolina legislature isn’t that much more enlightened than #ncga. #ncpol

— Jeanne MillikenBonds (@JeanneBondsNC) March 7, 2022

What Jeanne said. We had an EITC until the NC GOP did away with it. If you're not independently wealthy, you're not on their radar. After the cuts are made, anyway.