Beverly Perdue's latest radio ad criticizes Pat McCrory on rural issues.
The minute-long ad features two "country boys" named Bill and Henry talking about illegal immigration, transportation funding and a landfills bill.
"I'm surprised he even thinks us folks out in the country can read," says Bill.
"Or have indoor plumbing," adds Henry.
Echoing recent arguments from the Perdue campaign, the ad asserts that McCrory wants to take money away from rural highways and stop paving roads in small towns and allow New York and New Jersey to dump trash in North Carolina.
It also says that he used illegal immigrants on city projects.
As previously noted, McCrory opposed a bill that would have restricted new landfills because of a related tax increase and questioned the state's road funding formula.
After the jump, the script.
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BILL: Hey Henry.
HENRY: Hey Bill.
BILL: What you doing?
HENRY: Oh, reading my mail. Got another brochure from that mayor of Charlotte, Pat McCrory.
BILL: Oh, I got that too. I'm surprised he even thinks us folks out in the country can read.
HENRY: Or have indoor plumbing.
BILL: McCrory sure has been insulting us.
HENRY: I know. I read in the paper that he said Charlotte's getting ripped off. And he'd take money away from rural highways.
BILL: Oh you're kidding.
HENRY: Why Bill he even questioned where we should even pave roads in small towns and rural areas.
BILL: And you know, McCrory's the guy who wants to let New Jersey and New York ship their garbage down here to North Carolina.
HENRY: Pee-yew! Of course, now he's trying to change the subject to look tough on immigration.
BILL: Yeah, but I saw where McCrory admitted he paid illegal immigrants to work on city projects in Charlotte.
HENRY: Well, I guess McCrory's found two country boys who can't get fooled.
BILL: Henry, McCrory's going to find out on Election Day who the fool is.
PERDUE: This is Bev Perdue candidate for governor, and I sponsored this ad. Paid for by Bev Perdue Committee.
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Re: Perdue radio ad criticizes McCrory
I think its even more impressive that every major organization, including several mayors and members of the Charlotte City Council, endore Bev Perdue. Now, this speaks mega-volumes. When all of the state associations unite behind Perdue, the choice is definitive: Perdue, Governor of North Carolina