Video: Gov. Perdue continues to avoid Democratic Party controversy

Gov. Bev Perdue -- the de facto head of the state Democratic Party -- spoke to reporters after a luncheon Tuesday in Raleigh and continued her refusal to comment on the controversy at party headquarters that led to the resignation of Executive Director Jay Parmley. She called it a personnel matter -- and didn't respond to questions about whether she knew about the scandal months ago and didn't do anything about it. At one point, upon repeated questioning, she tells a reporter to: "Get over it." (One minute into video.)

(Meanwhile, other top N.C. Democrats are calling for Party Chairman David Parker to resign. Perdue did not sign the letter.)