Gov. Mike Easley argued that many rural voters in North Carolina will support Barack Obama because of their economic interests on "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC Wednesday.
Easley on Rachel Maddow Show
Submitted by ryanteaguebeckwith on October 9, 2008 - 9:38am.Tags: Barack Obama | Mike Easley | MSNBC | President '08 | Rachel Maddow Show | Under the Dome
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RTB can you fact check this?
Easley on voter suppresion: "Well we always worry about that, we have seen it so many times from the Republican Party."
I do not recall any published or documented efforts of the Republican Party to suppress voters in NC. Matter of fact the only times I can think of voter suppression efforts goes all the way back to when the Democrats tried to suppress the efforts of the fusionist alliance between blacks and whites.
Easley is making false statements to make his and my state look like a bunch of backwards hillbillies. I can't wait for him to retire to Southport.