After Mark and Debbie Meadows moved to Highlands in North Carolina in 1986, Debbie began a small sandwich shop called Aunty D’s Place. It took several months for the small business to catch on to the local crowd, but with her tenacity and Mark’s help, the couple sold it profitably by its third year.
This was the break they needed to pay off their debts and venture into real estate. Debbie and Mark started Meadows Mountain Realty, a real estate brokerage firm, with the proceeds from their sale. His political interest and success as a real estate businessman led him to attend a North Carolina precinct meeting.
With Debbie’s support, he held the role of fundraiser and chairman of the Macon County Republican Party from 2001 to 2002. As Mark’s political career and popularity soared, Debbie took conscious steps to keep her life private. She has an alias as Debra, no publicly-known social media accounts, and doesn’t have a Wikipedia page. This is clearly intentional, considering her significant amount of background work funding Republican political candidates through the Right Women Political Action Committee.
Post source: The List
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