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[Greg Brannon] said two of the vehicles, the Mitsubishi and the Ford, were equipped with dedicated management of the battery temperature. \"We were expecting that difference would yield differences in the optimal range of the vehicles in extreme temperatures,\" he said. \"It did not.\" The three vehicles chosen were selected because they're the most widely available electric cars in the USA, Brannon said. \"For most Americans, where a round-trip commute is less than 40 miles, the range of the vehicle will not be a problem,\" he said. \"However, if the temperature dips down and you want to take a drive to grandma's house, you might want to think about a charging station along the way.\"

  Dr. [Greg Brannon] has 7 children, including 3 he and his wife adopted from China. He was born to a single mother who was loved this country and voted for Barry Goldwater in her first election. Despite not having a father in his life Greg grew up to be a man of success and integrity. Greg's wife was a school teacher and now home schools their children.

Greg Brannon, a Republican, will launch his campaign at 9 a.m. at the New Hanover County Executive Development Center.

[Greg Brannon] is president of Founders' Truth, whose goal is \"preserving the sacred fire of liberty.\" His kickoff tour was scheduled to include events Wednesday in Wilmington, Greenville, Raleigh and Greensboro, and on Thursday in Monroe, Charlotte, Asheville and Burlington.

\"It's not a terrible score,\" [Doug Sachtleben] said. \"But certainly one that if there was a strong viable candidate, and we saw a path to victory with [a candidate] that would be an upgrade, we'd take a look,\" he added. \"It's not what the rural tea party movement wanted in North Carolina,\" said Surry County Tea Party Patriots' Kevin Shinault. \"It wasn't that we were against [Greg Brannon],\" he said, \"we were against one outside source.\" The [Richard Burr] campaign's general counsel, Paul Shumaker, wasn't surprised that his candidate attracted a primary challenge or that it was Brannon -- \"it's reflective of the environment,\" he said, adding that for decades, every incumbent Tar Heel senator from both parties has attracted a primary challenge.

\"I am confident that the road to a majority runs through [Thom Tillis] in North Carolina,\" [Jeb Bush] wrote in an email to Tillis supporters. Another GOP Senate candidate, Dr. Greg Brannon, will also get some last-minute help in his quest push Tillis into a two-candidate runoff. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who is openly considering a presidential bid, will travel to the state Monday to campaign with Brannon.

\"We're one of the strongest Republican contingents in the state, and I'm honored we could have the three top Senate candidates here today,\" said Larry Allen, the newly elected chairman of the Davidson County Republican Party. [Hal Triplett], a former sheriff's deputy, said for him, \"it's all about the people.\" [Sam Watford] said there are two things voters need to know about him: citizens will always know where he stands and \"he doesn't believe in anything unless it's Biblical.\"

LANDON MICHAEL RICHARDLandon Richard of Vancouver, WA passed away on July 14, 2007 at 17 months old. He was born January 28, 2006 at Legacy Emmanuel Hospital to Cara Richard and Greg Brannon. Landon was born 14 weeks premature in the hospital parking lot. He loved music, dancing and chocolate cookies.

In response to ques-tions about the agenda item, [GREG KISELA SCOTT BRANNON]'s aide, Evelyn Smith, speaking on his behalf, said Brannon \"is not ready to discuss the topic.\" Resident Don Riley said at Tuesday's County Commission meeting that he was \"perturbed\" that Kisela's position would be called into question. \"Scott Brannon is look-ing to set up Mr. Kisela to be the fall guy for things the County Commission has stubbed its toe on,\" Riley said after the meet-ing. \"I wanted to tell the commissioners 'Before ya'll rush into this, inform yourselves.' This man hasn't done anything to warrant his firing. He's being fired for other rea-sons.\"

Physician Greg Brannon, one of several Republicans vying to take on Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan, touted the endorsement from the conservative senator and potential presidential contender as a momentum boost for the campaign. The campaign's announcement referred to Brannon as \"an anti-establishment candidate ... who will oppose the Big Government, big spending status quo in both parties.\"