MAGA First News with Peter Boykin

Are North Carolina Republicans making a winning move… or setting themselves up for defeat?A quiet yet powerful shift is reshaping the state's political landscape, and too many insiders are refusing to acknowledge it. Unaffiliated voters are no longer a side group or an afterthought. They are now the largest voting bloc in North Carolina, and in many races, they are the deciding factor between victory and loss.So what happens when a party considers shutting those voters out of the primary process?In this Go Right News breakdown, we examine the strategy behind excluding unaffiliated voters, the growing frustration driving voters away from both parties, and the real consequences of prioritizing ideological purity over electoral success. From privacy concerns to political disenfranchisement, more voters are stepping outside traditional party lines and demanding a voice that reflects independence, not division.The question is simple but critical: can you win a general election while pushing away the very voters yo