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Brad Miller: 'I wish every Democrat in the nation was as tough as Bev Perdue'

Gov. Bev Perdue is a no show at the N.C. Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson dinner, it's big annual fundraiser. "She's sick as a dog," explained Congressman Brad Miller of Raleigh. Perdue attended the Saturday morning women's breakfast but left sick. 

In her absence, Miller touted Perdue. Everyone "should be proud of the backbone Bev has shown in the last 3 1/2 years but especially in the last year and a half," he said referencing her battles with the Republican-led legislature. "I wish every Democrat in the nation was as tough as Bev Perdue."

The kind words should help Perdue recuperate, especially after she received this news Friday.


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Just like Bev.

I second the thoughts of Mr. Miller.  If they were all like Bev. (uneffective and unintelligent) there would be fewer of them and the country would be a better place.

Tough as nails

I do believe at one point even Bev said that she was "tough as nails."   Self-praise can be awful risky.

More Dumplins....

Yes Brad.... what you need is MORE DUMPLINS!..... :-)

Brad Miller

is a rare gem.  I'm so proud he has stayed with the people of NC.   He is badly needed. 

Pat McCrory works for the

Pat McCrory works for the biggest lobbying firm in Charlotte. His co-workers at Moore Van Allen represent special interests before the North Carolina legislature. Do you really think Pat McCrory will be a change agent? His makes ten of thousands of dollars from a lobbying firm.

Miller needs help

If he believes this he needs serious help.  I'm sure the Hunt machine told  her to stay away just like they told her not to run for reelection.

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