North Carolina's Liar In Chief
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youlie
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Posted 6:33 pm, 03/23/2015
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First he screwed up Charlotte, then the rest of NC :'(
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joecamoinc
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Posted 6:28 pm, 03/23/2015
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mccronnie is a king George appointee . follow the crumbs . a bush - I mean - boot licker .
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Joseph T.
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Posted 3:16 pm, 02/09/2015
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redfly (view profile)
| Posted 2:54 pm, 02/09/2015
| OR The Democratic National Committee will not have to repay the full $10 million line of credit from Duke Energy -- the country's largest electric power company -- used to fund the 2012 Democratic National Convention, contradicting the committee's self-imposed prohibition on corporate funding for the Charlotte-based event.
Duke Energy, which is headquartered in Charlotte, announced Thursday that it would forgive the Democratic Party of its unpaid loans, instead leaving shareholders to cover $6 million, according to the Charlotte Observer. | You mean people who buy power from them will cover that with increased rates.
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redfly
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Posted 2:54 pm, 02/09/2015
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The Democratic National Committee will not have to repay the full $10 million line of credit from Duke Energy -- the country's largest electric power company -- used to fund the 2012 Democratic National Convention, contradicting the committee's self-imposed prohibition on corporate funding for the Charlotte-based event. Duke Energy, which is headquartered in Charlotte, announced Thursday that it would forgive the Democratic Party of its unpaid loans, instead leaving shareholders to cover $6 million, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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redfly
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Posted 2:53 pm, 02/09/2015
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I would mention the word Greasy unless you want to add O-Bozo into the mix.
Obama's chief money-raiser Matthew Barzun became the latest major donor to be nominated as an ambassador, when the White House put him forward as the next representative to the Court of St James's, a sought-after posting whose plush residence comes with a garden second only in size to that of Buckingham Palace. As campaign finance chairman, Barzun helped raise $700m to fund President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign. More than $2.3m of this was raised personally by Barzun, pictured, according to party records leaked to the New York Times, even though he had only just finished a posting as ambassador to Sweden after contributing to Obama's first campaign.
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Feel Burger
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Posted 2:49 pm, 02/09/2015
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Duke Energy connections.
Giving his biggest DONOR a job. Art Pope.
Attempting to steal the Airport away from Charlotte.
Feel Burger called him greasy because it looks like he hasn't showered in days 90% of the time.
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Feel Burger
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Posted 2:11 pm, 02/09/2015
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Seriously?
This guy is so greasy and crooked he makes Feel Burger look like a choir boy.
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Mtnpirate
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Posted 2:07 pm, 02/09/2015
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Honestly, he's the most competent Governor we've had in decades. All have their faults but this one, at least, isn't a criminal or total buffoon like the last two. Anyone defending those two are simply "party blind".
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Rosestar
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Posted 1:49 pm, 02/09/2015
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Has he been forced to resign in disgrace yet? NC's version of Nixon ?
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youlie
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Posted 7:22 pm, 02/08/2015
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Joseph T.
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Posted 10:26 am, 02/08/2015
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Rosestar (view profile)
| Posted 4:20 am, 02/05/2015
| | Easley and Purdue weren't the best but they are light years ahead of the moron we have now. And I am sure our teachers love being 47th in the country in pay. A big round of silence for our Liar in Chief in Raleigh .
| The Democrats control this state for a century just what did they do to for the teachers? You can't blame either party for the things done or not done by the other party in the past.
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pantera
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Posted 4:39 am, 02/08/2015
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After all the lies Obama has told it would take Pat 6 years to catch up to him!!!
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youlie
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Posted 11:41 pm, 02/07/2015
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County Line that is an astute observation!
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skeptic
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Posted 12:48 pm, 02/07/2015
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skeptic
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Posted 12:47 pm, 02/07/2015
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skeptic
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Posted 12:44 pm, 02/07/2015
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skeptic
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Posted 12:42 pm, 02/07/2015
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