North Carolina Democrat congressional candidate Jamie Ager’s family business hosted a 2019 fantasy festival promoted to families and children that featured the Beer City Sisters, a group that described itself as “21st Century nuns” and has hosted recurring “Drag Comedy Show” events.
Ager, the Democrat running in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District against Republican state Rep. Jennifer Balkcom, is the CEO and co-founder of Hickory Nut Gap Farm in Fairview, North Carolina. Hickory Nut Gap Farm’s website describes him as a fourth-generation family farmer who, alongside his wife, Amy, has built the business.
Ager has sought to campaign as a Western North Carolina farmer and a “commonsense Democrat” in a district President Donald Trump carried by nearly 10 points in 2024…