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The Platform
Serving The Community
Serving The Community
Serving The Community
- Kathy believes that service to our country is an honor, a privilege and a duty.
- Voting is the best way citizens can support their country. So vote. Do it for the good of your family, your community, and your country.
Get Involved
Serving The Community
Serving The Community
- Scotland County celebrates Black History Month with a Get Out The Vote canvass of precincts 1 and 2! They had a great time and met some awesome Democrats.
- Hoke County NAACP had a nonpartisan forum for Primary Candidates. Kathy was invited to attend and introduce herself. Kathy met people who were energetic energetic and committed to democracy.
- Kathy can't win this race without your help!
- Please contact her today, she is smart, funny, and she will work hard for Robeson, Scotland, and Hoke counties.
FBI Special Agent Batt with FBI Director James Comey
FBI Special Agent Batt with FBI Director James Comey
FBI Special Agent Batt with FBI Director James Comey
As a combat pilot and FBI Special Agent, Kathy knows how to lead with the highest integrity. That's why she is running for the Senate in North Carolina. Help her help you.
My Top Issues
FBI Special Agent Batt with FBI Director James Comey
FBI Special Agent Batt with FBI Director James Comey
PUBLIC EDUCATION: The middle class built this country. People were lifted out of poverty through public education and labor reforms.
Today, public education is under attack. It is my top issue. Our country cannot excel if we leave the poor behind. I will work to change the way schools are funded so that the most vulnerable communities are not left behind.
THE RIGHT TO FAIR PAY:I am very proud to be endorsed by the AFL-CIO. Unions have been vilified in the past years because they were so effective in obtaining fair wages and safer work places. Corporate profits and executive compensation has skyrocketed while workers struggle along at less than $8 per hour. Trickle down isn't working for the average American. It is time to stand up. North Carolina has a great history of workers unionizing for the benefit of all.
HEALTH CARE: Republicans are seeking to end Medicare and Medicaid. These are lifelines for the poor, the catastrophically ill, and the elderly. They are also taking healthcare rights away from women. They have passed laws that prevent medical intervention that could save the life of a pregnant woman or girl. Abortion is a health care and should only be between a woman and her doctor.
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
Women's Army Corps
Women in Combat Arms
Women in Combat Arms
In 1978 President Jimmy Carter signed the Law that ended the separate Corps for women.
Women were fully integrated into the US Army. This opened up many military occupations available to women.
In 1980, Kathy earned the top spot in her Company at ROTC Advanced Camp at Fort Bragg, NC
Women in Combat Arms
Women in Combat Arms
Women in Combat Arms
In 1983, Kathy was deployed to Granada for Operation Urgent Fury, Her success helped pave the way for women to be fully integrated into Army Aviation.
In 1988, Kathy took command of D Company,, 4/501st Attack Helicopter Battalion. As the Maintenance company commander, Kathy became the first woman to command a company in an Attack Helicopter Battalion.
Equal Opportunity for Women
Women's History is made every day
Women's History is made every day
Kathy left the Army in 1992 and was hired by a commercial helicopter service.
Kathy was the first woman to fly long line missions for several government agencies in wild fire support. (Kathy is in the brown flight jacket in the front row)
Women's History is made every day
Women's History is made every day
Women's History is made every day
Kathy attributes her ability to enjoy an exciting career to the women in her life and to the women who fought for the right to live the life they chose.
Kathy did not set out to break barriers. When she realized her position, she took the responsibility very seriously. and was determined to make the path easier for the women who would follow.