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The Don Cox No Show Page; Now the Don Cox Democrat Post
For nearly 18 years, I have endeavored to save Beaufort County by offering solutions, and working with other commissioners that similarly endeavor the same - most notably County Commissioner Hood Richardson.
"Evil Empire" with the insinuation that either Keith Kidwell or Stan Deatherage are the biggest bullies or the laziest people in Beaufort County, plus the slanderous accusation that I am habitually late, which of course is a lie. One thing that is not a lie is the immutable fact that the photoshop work for this 'hit piece' is marginal at best, and the writing quite poor. I know this because this is part of what we do at SNI, and we are quite good at it - possibly the best in northeastern North Carolina.
Understandably, me thinks the Sophistic Mr. Cox should seek a refund from The Washington Strategic Group. Who knows, maybe Candidate Cox should seek damages, because I am pretty sure these 'hit pieces', in lieu of having anything valuable to share in the discussion, aren't working for him, and may very well singularly cost him the election.
Having no solution other than quoting someone from your past about 'showing up on time' is not a plan, and in my mind does not qualify you to sit at the commissioner dais to ultimately make decisions that will decide the economic fates of the hardworking taxpayers of Beaufort County.
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After getting a good long laugh over the Don Cox hit piece depicting me as a school yard bully, I became a bit more reflective. Would Teddy have taken a similar view?
Liberals have long misused words to suit their needs, and often embrace the banning of some words to suit other needs. Semantics obfuscation is an important tool of the Liberal. Now, here in Beaufort county, nominal Republicans embrace the Liberal's tool of talk.
Liberal's employ this approach to speak directly to their low information base voters, using key phrases and words like: 'Republican War on Women' to denounce the Republicans' challenge to state supported Abortion and Contraception on Demand; 'Save the Planet' to support public funding for Democrat cronies like Solyndra; and now Michelle Obama's 'Initiative on the Elimination of Bullying'.
No one likes a bully. I know because I have been bullied. As a practicing conservative Republican in a Democrat County, with more than our share of practicing RINOs, I am bullied on a regular basis. I'm use to it, just as I am use to taking strong stands on principled positions that have been, and will continue to be the catalysts for my punishment politically, as well as from a social and business perspective here around Washington, North Carolina - a very liberal town. Who knows, possibly the bullying that I encounter, because I will not knuckle-under to the elitist whim of special interests, here in western Beaufort County, may well have afforded me the grist to create a political philosophy, and an online media product where these respective focuses exceed all respective county (save Hood), and regional (save no one) competition ... and, accordingly, it just keeps getting easier to remain on top to do so ... so maybe, for some folks, there is an upside to being bullied ... hmmmm.
In full retrospect, bullying reaches back farther in my life when there actually were 'schoolyard bullies' and lunch money pirates. When I was young, and very thin but wiry, my father impressed upon me to never shrink away from a just fight, so ... I got my 'butt kicked' bloody more than once protecting myself, and my friends until one day it just stopped. Whether I won the last fight or two ... or three, or evolved into one of the hardest hitting linebackers on a very good Washington Pam Pack team (probably in the conference as well), is open to debate, but I was left well alone by bullies. My teammates, Black and White - during those early days of Integration - were all my good friends, and they knew well that I was not one to be trifled with.
The hilarious Don Cox mailer, which, ironically, he actually takes very seriously. That is what makes this all so very funny. Click the image to expand
Ironically, now that I have been accused of being the 'schoolyard bully', along with fellow Republican Keith Kidwell, it is apparently well acknowledged by these nominal Republicans that Keith and I must be the front runners in the Republican primary for the nomination to run for Beaufort County Commissioner, or the hit piece would have been directed at others. Moreover, it is well chronicled that I do take strong stands against the special interests of corporate welfare, so obviously, these neo-Establishment Republicans believe that by attacking someone of my principled stature, they will buy themselves votes from the more unprincipled RINOs, the self-serving Elites; the ones that mindlessly babble about commissioner conduct, and, conversely, don't have a clue why, there remains:
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Understandably, me thinks the Sophistic Mr. Cox should seek a refund from The Washington Strategic Group. Who knows, maybe Candidate Cox should seek damages, because I am pretty sure these 'hit pieces', in lieu of having anything valuable to share in the discussion, aren't working for him, and may very well singularly cost him the election.
Having no solution other than quoting someone from your past about 'showing up on time' is not a plan, and in my mind does not qualify you to sit at the commissioner dais to ultimately make decisions that will decide the economic fates of the hardworking taxpayers of Beaufort County.
Click here to read more.
In the Immortal Words of Theodore Roosevelt: "BULLY!"
After getting a good long laugh over the Don Cox hit piece depicting me as a school yard bully, I became a bit more reflective. Would Teddy have taken a similar view?
Liberals have long misused words to suit their needs, and often embrace the banning of some words to suit other needs. Semantics obfuscation is an important tool of the Liberal. Now, here in Beaufort county, nominal Republicans embrace the Liberal's tool of talk.
Liberal's employ this approach to speak directly to their low information base voters, using key phrases and words like: 'Republican War on Women' to denounce the Republicans' challenge to state supported Abortion and Contraception on Demand; 'Save the Planet' to support public funding for Democrat cronies like Solyndra; and now Michelle Obama's 'Initiative on the Elimination of Bullying'.
No one likes a bully. I know because I have been bullied. As a practicing conservative Republican in a Democrat County, with more than our share of practicing RINOs, I am bullied on a regular basis. I'm use to it, just as I am use to taking strong stands on principled positions that have been, and will continue to be the catalysts for my punishment politically, as well as from a social and business perspective here around Washington, North Carolina - a very liberal town. Who knows, possibly the bullying that I encounter, because I will not knuckle-under to the elitist whim of special interests, here in western Beaufort County, may well have afforded me the grist to create a political philosophy, and an online media product where these respective focuses exceed all respective county (save Hood), and regional (save no one) competition ... and, accordingly, it just keeps getting easier to remain on top to do so ... so maybe, for some folks, there is an upside to being bullied ... hmmmm.
In full retrospect, bullying reaches back farther in my life when there actually were 'schoolyard bullies' and lunch money pirates. When I was young, and very thin but wiry, my father impressed upon me to never shrink away from a just fight, so ... I got my 'butt kicked' bloody more than once protecting myself, and my friends until one day it just stopped. Whether I won the last fight or two ... or three, or evolved into one of the hardest hitting linebackers on a very good Washington Pam Pack team (probably in the conference as well), is open to debate, but I was left well alone by bullies. My teammates, Black and White - during those early days of Integration - were all my good friends, and they knew well that I was not one to be trifled with.
Ironically, now that I have been accused of being the 'schoolyard bully', along with fellow Republican Keith Kidwell, it is apparently well acknowledged by these nominal Republicans that Keith and I must be the front runners in the Republican primary for the nomination to run for Beaufort County Commissioner, or the hit piece would have been directed at others. Moreover, it is well chronicled that I do take strong stands against the special interests of corporate welfare, so obviously, these neo-Establishment Republicans believe that by attacking someone of my principled stature, they will buy themselves votes from the more unprincipled RINOs, the self-serving Elites; the ones that mindlessly babble about commissioner conduct, and, conversely, don't have a clue why, there remains:
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Considering that Beaufort County may build a new jail /sheriff's office: What should be the best course?
7.51% Build a modern jail/S.O. in the southwest corner of the county
43.3% Build a modern jail/S.O. behind the courthouse in the county seat
49.2% Do not build a jail/S.O. anywhere
746 total vote(s) Voting has Ended!
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Don Cox is one of the most negative individuals I have ever encountered. He is an egotistical, know-it-all, but he doesn't know much at all in reality.
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Wow! One of my friends recently told me about these post. I could say so much here, but there isn't enough time to fully explain who Don Cox really is. He doesn't know anything about politics that is for sure. He had the 'nerve" to say someone is lazy? LOL He doesn't work 1/2 of the time. He is the true meaning of a lazy, big mouth know it all, who actually doesn't know much at all.
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It was a longshot, but, after more than 50,000.00 campaign dollars spent in this primary by their side (the most ever spent in any Beaufort County commissioner election ever), and with the crazy limited voting format, they succeeded.
Since this election cycle when the Nominal Republicans took over the board of commission, Beaufort County Taxes have risen aggressively due to the highest spending in the history of Beaufort County.
Remember, these are so-called Republicans raising your taxes.