WakeForestRanger
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Wow. Just wow.
Wow. Just wow.
Flight logs, NCDOT bills and other calculations done by On Your Side Investigates (in two instances where a flight manifest or NCDOT bill was not provided, we researched the average flight time between the departure and arrival cities to determine the number of flight hours) show the six RGA trips taken by McCrory on state aircraft cost a total of $62,697.
A review of the RGA’s itemized tax disclosures found that the group only reimbursed the North Carolina Department of Transportation $15,459 for use of state aircraft over three payments.
All three payments appear to coincide with trips by McCrory on state aircraft to RGA events but none of the payments cover the full cost of the plane’s use.
There is no appreciation from this crowd for Pat making NC great again before making things great again was cool.
Uptown CLT is significantly nicer and more modern now than it was 20 years ago. McCrory deserves credit for some of that. Bizarre that he got snookered by social conservative pols who wanted to put CLT in its place and have dragged the entire state down. Cost jobs, sporting events, McCrory's career, expedited transgender rights nationally by a decade, and may indirectly cost the GOP the WH, the Senate, and the Supreme Court. Other than that, how was the play, Mrs Lincoln?
Not like the NC GOP couldn't have anticipated this. They knew Anendment One was a temporary band aid, so they put it on the ballot during the 2012 GOP primary rather than the general election. No other swing states will follow NC over the cliff and take the HB2 corporate hit.
Garry Terry, the chairman of the Republican Party for North Carolina’s First Congressional District, sent an email on Aug. 13 to elections board members in his region, reminding them to act "in the best interest of the Republican Party" by opposing Sunday voting and restricting early voting to one location.
Meh. Pretty much every city in America - including places like Detroit and Cleveland - have seen major improvements in their urban cores during the past 20 years. It's part of a major long-term shift back to the urban core driven by changing housing and transportation preferences of Gen X-Y and Millennials. Local governments can certainly do things to impede or support that trend, but it's hard for me to give credit to any given Charlotte politician for this trend. Charlotte has done a hell of a lot of sprawling in the past 20 years, too, so if Pat gets points for Uptown he loses points for continuing to subsidize massive low-density sprawl that has taken over seemingly most of Mecklenburg County. /end urban planning nerd rant
Dallas Woodhouse makes an ass of himself on MSNBC.
North Carolina Republican Party Executive Director Dallas Woodhouse on MSNBC Nov. 3, 2016 suggested Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, “if elected, could have these on inauguration day,” referring to a set of handcuffs.
Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/latest-news/article112366242.html#storylink=cpy
shit's unforgivable
disgraceful that any measure would be taken to try and limit access to voting