North Carolina still has the top governor's race in the country, according to the Washington Post's political blog, The Fix, which declared the race "the GOP’s race to lose.''
"(Pat) McCrory has a big cash advantage after a contested Democratic primary, $4.4 million to $700,000. He’s also leading in all recent polls of the race -- mostly by a significant amount, thorugh an NBC/Marist College poll in late June showed him up by just two points. and on top of of it all, the GOP now ha video of Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton(d) declining to rule out a tax increase. Expect to see it in an ad this fall.''
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July 29, 2012 - 1:39pm — mountainmanWelcome back to the paid bloggers, glad you could share your same ole talking points and pathetic attacks on McCrory. In 100 days the people will speak, and a long last you will be silenced until the next election cycle.
Myers Park Pat and his
July 29, 2012 - 12:32pm — WilmingtonDemocratMyers Park Pat and his fellow lobbyists at Moore Van Allen who represent the American Petroleum Institute will be putting up oil rigs off of Hatteras.
Myers Park Pat and his
July 29, 2012 - 12:32pm — WilmingtonDemocratMyers Park Pat and his fellow lobbyists at Moore Van Allen who represent the American Petroleum Institute will be putting up oil rigs off of Hatteras.
boy, are you in for a rude awakening!
July 29, 2012 - 9:46am — Jackson_TybeePat McCrory was bought and sold by corporate interests long ago. He is different from the Democrats only because he has even *more* ties to special interests.
McCrory will
July 29, 2012 - 3:11am — S28117Mayor Pat will be the next governor of the State. North Carolina deserves better than doing the same old thing over and over and expecting a better result. Through Democratic control spanning the last 110 years, we are now finding ourselves at a point of losing our status of being a progressive state in the southeast. Other states have made the right moves to attract new business while we have lost our edge. McCrory can and will bring fresh, new, and honest ideas and programs to our state, regain our progressive status while improving the life of North Carolinians. Pat remains an independent voice for what is needed in North Carolina.
Pat should continue to give hope to North Carolinians
July 28, 2012 - 7:20am — inandoh...............while Dalton tries to defend the Easley & Perdue era.
Our state needs a change in the Governor's mansion. It is obviously well past due!