Mar 25, 2025
Our podcast has welcomed many who have served in our government but our short interview with Congressman Tim Moore proved not only important, but so very timely. Especially for those who are anxious to hear from this respected man about what he’s finding in Washington as he settles into Congress. Listen to his succinct delivery of facts, his philosophy about how to restore accountability in Washington, his time with President Trump, and his unceasing optimism about the future. This episode is relevant and interesting. Don’t miss it.
Tim Moore, elected in 2024 to serve in the US
Congress, is a lifelong resident of Kings Mountain, N.C. He
graduated from Kings Mountain High School in 1988, earned a
bachelor's degree in political science from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1992 and a Juris Doctor from Oklahoma
City University School of Law in 1995.
Upon graduating law school and passing the North Carolina Bar Exam,
Moore returned to Cleveland County to begin practicing law in
Shelby, N.C. He became a partner at Flowers, Martin, Moore & Ditz
before opening his own firm in Kings Mountain in 2009. His practice
focuses on litigation in areas including criminal law, family law,
personal injury, wills and estates, corporate law and civil
litigation. He also has experience in administrative and
governmental law and previously served as county attorney for
Cleveland County and general counsel to the Cleveland County Water
Board of Commissioners.
Moore represented Cleveland County for over 21 years in the North
Carolina House of Representatives. He was elected Speaker of the
House in 2015 and has chaired several committees, including the
Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee and the House
Elections Committee. He sponsored key legislation, including the
Jessica Lunsford Act, which increased penalties for child sex
offenders, and Laura's Law, which strengthened DUI penalties for
repeat offenders.
Under Moore's leadership of the Republican majority, the House
outlawed sanctuary cities, balanced the state budget annually and
enacted one of the largest personal income tax cuts in North
Carolina history. Moore also successfully spearheaded efforts to
implement voter ID laws, requiring North Carolinians to present
identification when voting.
While Washington politicians have struggled to deliver on their
promises, Tim Moore has demonstrated that conservative leadership
gets results. With a proven record in North Carolina, his
leadership brings the experience needed to address challenges in
Congress.
Moore lives in Kings Mountain with his two sons, McRae and Wilson,
and attends the First Baptist Church of Kings Mountain.