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Thanks Van Zant for your compliment regarding Table Talk.
We have initiated also Table Talk Radio on our very new sniradio.com . I hope to have more time for that medium after the election, where we eventually can provide our version of fresh Talk Radio for a few hours each day, beginning at 12:00 pm. In the meantime, there will be outstanding music (a passion of mine), limited well crafted commercials, so as not to bore the public, but rather to inform, wit a growing list of melodies (we have around a thousand excellent songs in our inventory) that I like, and I hope our audience will as well. |
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JV: I am just seeing your questions, so I shall answer succinctly:
1. Yes, "the deck is stacked against against Conservative Republicans/Conservative-minded good folks in Beaufort County, especially those who don't go by the script" in the Beaufort County GOP, and it has been since at least 2013. 2. Do you think the public will be able to comprehend the extent of the corruption within the Lovecraftian mobster we call "local gubment"? Yes, most will be able to, but I and many other protectors of the First Amendment must find the time to redouble our efforts to inform, and platform the public square of ideas, because Facebook is not now, will not be in future, and has not been in the past a suitable space to provide ongoing intelligent conversation ... On the mean, no one gets smarter from Facebook drivel. |
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John: You are right, I do hate corruption, and believe immutably in transparency so The People can see what is truly happening within the constraints of THEIR government.
When I see corruption within the ring-fence of what is, or should be Republican, I do operate a bit more strongly against such, simply because I expect much better, and, ultimately, if we will not police ourselves, why should we be allowed to govern The People? The Democratic Socialists are a complete lost cause at this point, but, there are many good Republicans, where locally, the ones that are questionable should not be allowed to weigh down the rest that could make a good and tremendous difference going forward her in Beaufort County and in our Old North State. |
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Gruncle Stan: I have two questions.
1. Is it your opinion that the deck is truly stacked against Conservative Republicans/Conservative-minded good folks in Beaufort County, especially those who don't go by the script? 2. Do you think the public will be able to comprehend the extent of the corruption within the Lovecraftian mobster we call "local gubment"? |
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Stan Deatherage: You're right. You did not mention any of this in the Table Talk interview. I picked up on a general reference about corruption between you and Down East Dave. That sparked my memory of the largely swept under the rug episode that was in the news fairly recently. That whole School Board situation story did not ever sit right with me. The legislative District 79 race is not something I'm trying to rehash although that's probably a legitimate issue for another day.
I'm enjoying the Table Talk series. I find it very informative. |
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Armstrong got an "F" from the NRA on gun rights while Kidwell got an "A+" Kidwell has done an excellent job representing eastern NC values, while Armstrong fits more with Chapel Hill. Further, Kidwell has strongly supported cracking down on illegal immigration, while Armstrong hires illegal aliens, like his big farmer buddies do.
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If there are questions for me on the issue discussed from this interview, please ask them directly, and I would be pleased to answer them in depth.
In my interview with Downeast Dave, I did not mention Representative Kidwell or Mr. Armstrong, and neither have any responsibility for my campaign, or how I will represent my constituents going forward. |
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