Gov. Mike Easley said in a statement that he won't feel responsible for any harm that comes from wide boats on the roads.
"I have done what I thought was right to protect the safety of the public on our highways," Easley said through a spokesman.
"It will be the members of the General Assembly who will have on their hands the consequences of this law. I hope and pray no one gets hurt."
Easley became the first governor in state history to have a veto shot down by the legislature.




Re: Easley: It's on their hands now
Oh, the compassion for the people...dont make us PUKE, Sleazely! This cost taxpayers at least $100,000 today for 9 minutes and a revote...OUTRAGEOUS!
And, did taxpayers pay for Hackney and Rand to fly back and forth from Denver???????????????????????????????????????????????
these crooks are UNbelieveable!