Beaufort County Commissioners Vote to Keep Recording of their Meetings In Low Quality Mode - October 4, 2021 | Eastern North Carolina Now

Nominal Republican Beaufort County Commissioners Frankie Waters and John Rebholz joined Democratic Socilialist Commissioners Jerry Langley and Ed Booth to keep Beaufort County's Government meetings in as poor of a quality as is possible by their 4 to 3 vote against enhanced tranparency in the video presentation of the People's business.

    For decades it has been the Democrat mission to stop, or limit the transparent reach of Beaufort County's government, the People's business, from the political knowledge of Beaufort County's citizens. In the waning hour of the Commissioner's October 4, 2021 general meeting, the two nominal Republicans. Frankie Waters and John Rebholz, teamed up with their caucus partners Democratic Socialist Commissioners, Jerry Langley and Ed Booth, to make it official that limiting transparency was their firm intent.

To watch nominal Republicans become their normal political chameleon selves, view the this segmented video here and learn the real truth: Below.


    As well indicated by the vote after the discussion, the nominal Republican commissioners (Waters and Rebholz) locked "bipartisan" arms with their political allies - the Democratic Socialst commissioners - to do their bidding; to tamp down transparency in self-government.

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