5 things I'm thankful for this year
Giving thanks for North Carolina and for readers who share the vision of a stronger, better state.
This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for so much.
I’m thankful for my family’s good health, a gift I never take for granted.
I’m thankful that election season is finally behind us, giving us a moment to reset and recharge.
I’m thankful to live in the state of North Carolina, a place of incredible beauty, history, and potential.
I’m thankful to live in the United States, with the freedom to worship Christ openly and faithfully.
And I’m thankful for you, dear readers. Every week, you let Longleaf Politics into your inbox, and you’ve been generous with your time, your attention, and your thoughtful responses. Your feedback and engagement make this work meaningful, and I can’t thank you enough for being part of this journey.
There won’t be a newsletter this Monday as I take a little time to recharge and enjoy the holiday with family. But don’t worry — I’ve got some big things in the works as we head into 2025. I can’t wait to share them with you.
Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with good food, good company, and a little time to reflect on what matters most.
Thank you for being part of Longleaf Politics.
— Andrew
Andrew- The name of your substack caught my attention. I like the word long leaf but was curious if you thought of a different meaning for it?
And thank you Andrew. I’m thankful for Longleaf Politics!