Quick Hits

Submitted by bniolet on June 29, 2009 - 9:00am.
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* Bob Geary at the Independent Weekly raises questions about the doctorate earned by Timothy Johnson, the newly elected vice chairman of the state Republican party.

* The UNC system has no official policy on administrators maintaining multiple e-mail accounts, reports Eric Ferreri at the N&O's Campus Notes blog.

* During his eight years in office, former Gov. Mike Easley built a reputation for being reclusive and seldom seen in public. Now his official portrait is carrying on the tradition.

* Nearly six months after taking office, Gov. Beverly Perdue is among the nation's most unpopular governors.

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Re: Quick Hits

Submitted by alltheway on September 17, 2009 - 12:46am.

Mr Johnson is dealing with Karma!! I know his family!!! From what I can tell, it seems that everything is coming around in a full circle and biting him in the ass!! He has stated, ooohh sooo many lies! If you all only knew!!! I tell you, it's Karma! He uses a lot of bibical scriptures but does not practice what he writes or what comes out of his mouth. He is not able to hide behind the bible anymore. Keeping a close eye on the "saga".

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Re: Quick Hits

Submitted by jjsmith2 on June 29, 2009 - 4:00pm.

I know they endorsed a Republican for Water and Soil Conservation District Supervisor last election, but I don't remember who their other endorsements were.

Also, why the hatred at the Independent. You would figure the Republicans would want to know where this man got his PhD. and if it is a legitimate PhD.

Then again, I thought they would care about him being a wife-beater. Turns out they didn't.

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Re: Quick Hits

Submitted by PaulTerrell on June 29, 2009 - 3:18pm.

I question the fairness of the Independent. After all how many Republicans did they endorse last year and why aren't their stories ever going after Democrats?

Putting the Independent in a story here raises their credibility and lowers that of the News and Observer.

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