Bev Perdue’s campaign finance reports say something a little fishy—besides the illegal contributions from Rusty Carter’s friends and relatives. Governor Perdue’s amended campaign ... Keep Reading
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Fraud and Beverly Perdue or “It Takes One to Know One”
Here are a couple of definitions of the word “fraud” that I found on the internet using "U.S.Legal Definitions, and "The Free Dictionary" A deception deliberately practiced in ... Keep Reading
Chapel Hill’s Failed Experiment With Taxpayer-Funded Campaigns
Yesterday's Chapel Hill News featured an article by Civitas intern Sarah Hardin, in which she makes the case why the town's pilot program forcing taxpayers to finance the campaigns ... Keep Reading
SEIU Ignores NC Campaign Laws
The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) which is the mother-organization of the state employees association (SEANC) apparently feels it is above the law when it comes to ... Keep Reading
Day 3 – Easley Hearing (1)
Mac McCorkle was the last to testify at yesterday’s hearings. He was the Issues and Positions consultant for Mike Easley and was responsible for polling and media. He also laid ... Keep Reading
Day 2 – Easley Hearing (5)
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 Gary Allen is now being called to testify. Mr. Allen lives in Naples, FL. He was a resident of Florida in 2004. He still owns a home in Waxhaw, NC. ... Keep Reading
Day 2 – Easley Hearing (4)
Michael Hayden is next to testify. He states his profession as a professional political operative specializing in fundraising. His title was Finance Director for the Easley ... Keep Reading
Day 2 – Easley Hearings (3)
Notes according to Dave Horne's Testimony (cont) Mr. Cordle, a State Board of Elections member (Democrat) sounded more like Mr. Horne's defense lawyer offering excuses than a ... Keep Reading
NC Elections Bd. Opens Easley Hearing Monday
So, the North Carolina State Board of Elections is set to hold hearings on former Governor Mike Easley's campaign finance irregularities that mostly relate to his use of private ... Keep Reading
NC Senate Rewriting Rules for Candidate TV Ads
A seemingly innocuous change to a bill late last week could have far reaching effects if it is approved by the NC House today. Last year, two candidates for office, Bob Crumley ... Keep Reading