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Conservative Voter,

No sir/ma'am, I am not using it in the same way as Bluecoat Buzzeo. I find it ironic that Buzzeo used those terms..... considering the front game he was playing and the fact that he had so many fooled. I can sense when someone is of the tribe or if they're full of shit-o. To answer your question with one final statement:

I use the term with both militaristic and romantic intention. I do not use the term to deceive people.

Old Guard- the accepted heirarchy that has even shut out senior elder Conservatives because of the fact they were "red pilling" people. You know as well as I do who these people are.

New Guard- younger and more diverse patriots (patriotos), who come in peace but don't run from a fight, with abilities that could be enhanced by and with the cooperation of the Old Guard.

Regardless of what the "illuminated" state; things aren't what they appear to be. Both Republicans and Democrats need to admit the game is over. The illusion that is the two party system is finished.....and that's fact. It's on life support.

Strategy is everything with me.

Now that you mention Buzzeo, two other people connected with him possibly come to mind:

Varcoe and Kidwell, the dynamic duo who call patriotos "plants sent in by the DEMS" at Pitt County TEA Party meetings.....which is an actual conspiracy to demonize possible known patriotos that pose a perceived "threat". Connect the dots and do the research. I have and I can prove it.

I haven't taken the poison pill but according to some: I'm associated with QAnon and I write "Led Zeppelin Conspiracy Theories penned by Sheriff Coleman under candlelight". I like to make people wonder.....that's when the real QAnon (an organization created out of thin air by those who may be targets of both Q and Anonymous) conspiracy theories start flooding out. Watch the water.

What I am sick of is people trying to tell me how I and everybody else in Beaufort County should vote. What we have in this county has stalemated and stalemated by design. What I see is a futile effort to prolong something that is already dead.....but the upper echelon is yet accept it. After all, you can only vote for one.

I come in peace but all of this,the political disaster that sadly is BOCO and many other local governments across the Republic, is a self inflicted gunshot wound. It could have been stopped but both sides kept the ball in play. Common sense isn't partisan....it's a gift/weapon given to those who are capable of appreciating/wielding it.

This whole situation is inevitable. The Legacy option is very admirable. I hate that we are so divided when it comes to understanding and discernment. If the public were to wake up; it would definitely be an "attention getter", to quote the late Jackie Gleason.

Commented: Tuesday, April 19th, 2022 @ 1:41 am By: William H. Cratch lll

High taxes and wasteful spending have been endemic in Beaufort County during the reign of the coalition of leftwing Democrats and nominal Republicans. That is one of the biggest issues in the county commission campaign. Stan Deatherage has a strong record of standing up for the taxpayer. Tandy Dunn makes a strong case that he would do so. Frankie Waters has a record as a tax and spend liberal, no different from Jerry Langley. That pair is the new tax and spend twins. Then there is Dawn Slann who seems to want to avoid the issue, but many of her statements seem to indicate that she would team up with Langley just as Waters has done.

Slann has made some of the right noises against government overreach on Covid, but it was Stan Deatherage who actually led efforts to get Beaufort County to reject Roy Cooper's Covid overreach. It looked for a time like the RINOs on the commission would finally do something right and join the conservatives in standing up to Cooper, but in the end, they knuckled under to Langley and voted with the Democrats.

The only way that we are going to get the commission pointed in the right direction on any issue is to break Langley's hold on the RINOs. In his state House race, Langley submitted answers to an online questionaire that showed he was quite far to the left ideologically. Any Republican who would ally with Langley or even "comprosmise" with him is not much of a Republican. The two Republicans running who are trustworthy on that front are Deatherage and Dunn.

Commented: Friday, April 15th, 2022 @ 8:04 pm By: Concerned Taxpayer

We have the Uniparty in Washington DC and also here in Beaufort County. In Washington, DC, it is Mitch McConnell that is its top operator. McConnell, who has strong personal financial ties to Red China, has been running interference on many key issues for Biden, including on many of Biden's spending boondoggles. There are also quite a number of Uniparty types in the House like Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.

In Beaufort County, the Uniparty is represented by the coalition between RINOs and far left Democrats on the county commission. Frankie Waters and Jerry Langley are the current Uniparty leaders there but other RINOs have allied with Langley in the past. Both Waters and Langley have voted against gun rights, for illegal immigration, and for big spending and high taxes. Their Uniparty coalition seeks to freeze out the conservatives. Just like Dawn Slann, they attack "partisanship". What makes you think Slann would be anything other than another puppet for the Uniparty? Everything I see in her campaign indicates that. If Slann is not Uniparty, then she needs to start showing it. We do not need a Beaufort County version of Liz Cheney.

Mr. Cratch, your use of the term "Old Guard" sticks out like a sore thumb. This was the very term that carpetbagger Ron Buzzeo, with his thick yankee accent and opposition to gun rights, used in his jihad to kick conservatives and Beaufort County natives out of the Beaufort County GOP a few years ago. Buzzeo had a few scalawags go along with his anti-conservative jihad. What do you mean by that term? Are you using it the same way Buzzeo did? I hope you have not fallen for that poison pill.

Commented: Friday, April 15th, 2022 @ 9:56 am By: Conservative Voter

In terms of our county commission, there are two sides, the uniparty of RINOs and Democrats led by Frankie Waters and Jerry Langley, who are tax and spend hogs, on one side, and the taxpayer-friendly conservatives on the other. Where does Dawn Slann stand? Her recent statement at her meet and greet in Cypress Landing that she wants to negotiate with the Democrats just reeks of uniparty. So does her statement on her palm cards about not making decisions on "partisanship". Things like that smell like Frankie Waters in a skirt. They are the same things that Frankie would say. On the other hand, there are some stances she has taken that would indeed look conservative. However, her main target in the primary seems to be conservative Stan Deatherage, a long proven friend of the taxpayers. If Slann has said anything in her campaign materials about reducing taxes, I seem to have missed it. Can you provide a reference? Our taxes in Beaufort County are far too high and the uniparty is responsible.

Commented: Thursday, April 14th, 2022 @ 4:21 pm By: John Steed

Frankie Waters showed his true colors when he was the only "Republican" to vote against a resolution calling on the federal government to do something to crack down on illegal immigration. The resolution passed, but Waters voted along with the two open and admitted Democrats, Langley and Booth, both very liberal, against it. Anyone concerned about illegal immigration should vote against Frankie "Amnesty" Waters.

Commented: Wednesday, April 13th, 2022 @ 1:30 pm By: borderhawk