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Published: Tuesday, November 5th, 2024 @ 9:32 pm
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Steven P. Rader said:

( November 12th, 2024 @ 9:20 am )

There is a big difference between saying some things that are over the top online, on one hand, and actually DOING awful things like Mo Green who funded ANTIFA / BLM rioters and lots of other far left stuff, including in education such as those pushing inappropriate sexual content for kindergarten classes and removing school resource officers from the schools. Or Josh Stein, who was the only attorney general in the southeast to fail to go to court to protect our girls from the radical Biden-Harris Title IX attempted rewrite. By sitting on his hands while other AGs were out there defended young girls, Josh Stein was siding with those who want to require girls sports teams to include biological boys and require biological boys to be allowed in girls locker rooms and restrooms. That is ACTUAL evil, not just spouting off online.

Big Bob said:

( November 12th, 2024 @ 8:47 am )

It still sounds like you’re saying it’s ok to be an awful person, you just have to get out in front of it and sell it.

One thing for sure, I recommend scrubbing your face book page before you run for office. Most of the stuff against these two didn’t exactly require investigative journalism.

Steven P. Rader said:

( November 11th, 2024 @ 9:46 am )

No, Bob, I am talking about Robinson's REAL baggage, NOT the fabrications of the dishonest Democrat media. Those are poor business management of both a day care and Balanced Nutrition, and his history of bankruptcies, not paying taxes, and worthless checks. To innoculate on that, he could have come out early and told them himself, talk about going through tough times, and how it made him a better man today. He should have also paid the holders of those checks. Voters would have forgiven that, and it would have taken the issue away from Stein. He failed to do that. He also needed to bring in some experts to get all the problems at Balanced Nutrition fixed before the campaign got going. He could have preempted most of what Stein threw at him but he failed to do it. Because he failed to do it, and Stein had been hammering him with it, the fabrications of the partisan Democrat media resonated a lot more than they should have. His campaign staff were totally incompetent.

What mattered in the DPI race was that we get our education system back to common sense and away from the woke mind virus. Morrow would have done that, while Green just takes us deeper into the pit.

John Steed said:

( November 11th, 2024 @ 9:21 am )

The real loathsome threesome are Kamala Harris, Mo Green, and Josh Stein, all of them far left radical ideologues. We are done with Harris, fortunately, but NC is going to have a rough four years with the other pair.

Roy Cooper has been bad enough, especially with Phil Berger regularly selling out to him on major policy issues, but Cooper is not as far to the left as Stein, and has less of an ideological drive than Stein. Stein will be Cooper on steroids, and will be like having AOC or Bernie Sanders as our governor.

Mo Green is even worse, an extreme radical leftwinger and he will be in charge of educating our children. Green headed NC's equivalent of the Soros Open Society Institute, the Smith Reynolds Foundation. Like Soros, Green funded every far left crackpot proposal that came in front of him. He bankrolled the groups behind the ANTIFA / BLM riots in our state. In education, he funded far left groups on things ranging from promoting sexual content in kindergarten to trying to get school resource officers out of the schools. Green is a radical's radical.

Big Bob said:

( November 11th, 2024 @ 8:49 am )

Ok to sum that up you are saying it’s ok to be the Black Nazi, you just need to sell it better. In the case of Michelle, all the crazy stuff she said doesn't matter cause she had a good message.
Hmmm, I think this only supports my position that Trump is an outlier. It’s true he has the money to sell his grift better than the other two, but his message is essentially the same.

Steven P. Rader said:

( November 11th, 2024 @ 8:20 am )

Mark Robinson was an awful candidate with incompetent campaign staff. Anyone with his known political baggage either has to 1) find a way to "innoculate" early in the campaign and spin it in a way that is not harmful, or 2) not run. He did neither and just hoped it would go away. When Stein took his words out of context and distorted them, Robinson's campaign failed to counter. There were issues like boys in girls sports that were there to use against Stein, and which were highly efective in races where they were used, but Robinson's campaign just ignored them. A lousy candidate with a lousy campaign organization will almost always fail, and he did.

Trump was a great candidate with a great record running against a lousy candidate with a lousy record. Even with the biased Democrat media's open help, Harris had no chance.

Morrow was a good candidate with a good message, but the baggage on Robinson hurt other GOP candidates running statewide. She also had a far left dark money group hit her hard trying unfairly to tie her to Robinson. In real life, Robinson had supported Morrow's primary opponent, and after Morrow won the primary, Robinson would often not even mention her race when he called on rally attendees to vote for the rest of the statewide GOP ticket. The dark money group was funded by the radical left national teachers unions and by Soros. As a result of this dark money campaign, NC now has our most radical far left Superintendnat of Public Instruction coming in for the next four years. God help our schools.

Big Bob said:

( November 10th, 2024 @ 9:26 pm )

NC is an interesting state. It voted for Trump, yet Mark and Michele, were soundly defeated. All three are loathsome, 3 peas in a pod and sick to their core.

Fascinating that 2 were rejected but one accepted. Maybe someone on here has some insight but it gives me hope orange boy is the outlier.

Washingtonian said:

( November 8th, 2024 @ 10:59 am )

CENSORSHIP and ELECTION INTERFERENCE:

"A new report claims that Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign has attempted to manipulate the “Community Notes” fact-checking feature on X, formerly Twitter, by suppressing negative content about Harris and amplifying negative content about former President Donald Trump."

"According to The Federalist, the Harris campaign has directed political volunteers to block Community Notes on X that they 'don’t like' and manipulate the social media platform’s fact-checking program. The Federalist claimed that one individual on a Harris campaign Discord server admitted that one of the campaign’s goals is to have political volunteers work to 'block [Community Notes] we don’t like.'”
FROM: americanmilitarynews.com

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