It's been three weeks since Super Tuesday. Dozens of winners in federal, state, and local races were celebrating that night. But the vast majority of candidates who were on North Carolina's packed primary ballots lost.
is an Iraq war veteran, once a staffer for powerful state House Rep. David Lewis, and father of three.
He spent months traversing the state, raising and spending money to improve his name recognition in the crowded race to be the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor.
But he came up short. And losing, he says, is a lonely place.
