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Beaufort County Commissioners Frankie Waters and John Rebholz joined Democratic Socialist Commissioners Jerry langley and Ed Booth to lend their collective political inaction to assert, in the face of obvious voter manipulation to the point of regional Voter Fraud, all is well here; just move along.
Beaufort County Commissioners Frankie Waters and John Rebholz joined Democratic Socialist Commissioners Jerry langley and Ed Booth to lend their collective political inaction to assert, in the face of obvious voter manipulation to the point of regional Voter Fraud, all is well here; just move along.
 
Did Ed Booth lie at the 10-13-14 Candidate's Forum, or does he simply not know what he's doing as a County Commissioner? Either way, it's bad.
Did Ed Booth lie at the 10-13-14 Candidate's Forum, or does he simply not know what he's doing as a County Commissioner? Either way, it's bad.
 
Here are the video clips from Monday (10-13-14) Candidate's Forum. These are the clips from the County Commission candidates.
Here are the video clips from Monday (10-13-14) Candidate's Forum. These are the clips from the County Commission candidates.
 
Beaufort County Commissioners have voted, 4 (Democrats: Jerry Langley, Ed Booth, Robert Belcher, RINO Al Klemm) to 2 (Republicans: Hood Richardson, Stan Deatherage) against a resolution, written by Stan Deatherage, 'In Support of the Democratic Concept of Referendums'.
Beaufort County Commissioners have voted, 4 (Democrats: Jerry Langley, Ed Booth, Robert Belcher, RINO Al Klemm) to 2 (Republicans: Hood Richardson, Stan Deatherage) against a resolution, written by Stan Deatherage, 'In Support of the Democratic Concept of Referendums'.
 
When reason gets stretched to the breaking point I start asking myself " What does everybody else know that I do not know?"
When reason gets stretched to the breaking point I start asking myself " What does everybody else know that I do not know?"
 
The Beaufort County Commissioners voted Thursday (2-14-13) to build a new jail at the county's Industrial Park on U. S. 264 West. The vote was 4-3 with the three Democrats (Robert Belcher, Ed Booth and Jerry Langley) being joined by Republican Al Klemm.
The Beaufort County Commissioners voted Thursday (2-14-13) to build a new jail at the county's Industrial Park on U. S. 264 West. The vote was 4-3 with the three Democrats (Robert Belcher, Ed Booth and Jerry Langley) being joined by Republican Al Klemm.
 
Last week representatives from Beaufort County including Commissioners Ed Booth, and Hood Richardson, County Manager Randell Woodruff, Lobbyist/Consultant Joe McClees met with Mr. Frank DiGiovanni of the Department of Defense Clearinghouse in Washington, DC.
Last week representatives from Beaufort County including Commissioners Ed Booth, and Hood Richardson, County Manager Randell Woodruff, Lobbyist/Consultant Joe McClees met with Mr. Frank DiGiovanni of the Department of Defense Clearinghouse in Washington, DC.
 
During last year's budget process the Beaufort County Commissioners debated whether they would raise taxes or cut spending. After a great deal of kabuki dancing the "Gang of 5" (Booth, Cayton, Klemm, Langley, and McRoy) ended up voting a 6% tax increase.
During last year's budget process the Beaufort County Commissioners debated whether they would raise taxes or cut spending. After a great deal of kabuki dancing the "Gang of 5" (Booth, Cayton, Klemm, Langley, and McRoy) ended up voting a 6% tax increase.
 
In a 5-2 vote, with Dem. Commissioner Robert Cayton crossing the isle, the board approved Rep. Commissioner Stan Deatherage's resolution of county support in Senate Bill 8.
Published: Monday, April 4th, 2011 @ 8:08 pm By: BCN
In a 5-2 vote, with Dem. Commissioner Robert Cayton crossing the isle, the board approved Rep. Commissioner Stan Deatherage's resolution of county support in Senate Bill 8.
 
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Richardson's motion proposed: Commissioner McRoy and Commissioner Klemm exclude themselves from voting on future items regarding Beaufort County Hospital due to their conflicts of interest.
Published: Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 @ 2:54 pm By: BCN
Richardson's motion proposed: Commissioner McRoy and Commissioner Klemm exclude themselves from voting on future items regarding Beaufort County Hospital due to their conflicts of interest.
 
By: BCN
The winning candidates for commissioner, all incumbents, were sworn in by Beaufort County Clerk of Court Marty Paramore, who administered the Oath of Office.
Published: Monday, December 6th, 2010 @ 9:07 pm By: BCN
The winning candidates for commissioner, all incumbents, were sworn in by Beaufort County Clerk of Court Marty Paramore, who administered the Oath of Office.
 
By: BCN
Deatherage spoke against appointing a third candidate on the basis that the move would be unprecedented, as well as unwise.
Published: Monday, August 9th, 2010 @ 7:58 pm By: BCN
Deatherage spoke against appointing a third candidate on the basis that the move would be unprecedented, as well as unwise.
 
By: BCN
Deatherage rejects the potentiality of replacing Baldwin with someone who didn’t earn their candidacy through the primary, only to take votes away from himself and Klemm.
Published: Saturday, August 7th, 2010 @ 9:57 am By: BCN
Deatherage rejects the potentiality of replacing Baldwin with someone who didn’t earn their candidacy through the primary, only to take votes away from himself and Klemm.
 
By: BCN
Republican commissioners cite economic distress as motive
Published: Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 @ 4:08 pm By: BCN
Republican commissioners cite economic distress as motive
 
By: BCN
Opening statements reveal politicians' partisanship and personalities
Published: Thursday, April 15th, 2010 @ 10:03 pm By: BCN
Opening statements reveal politicians' partisanship and personalities
 
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