From Twitter,
Was it this non confusion one,
or this one from the Land of Confusion
One is clearing stacking the deck in someone (party) favor.
A citizen of Eastern North Carolina, these are my thoughts and opinions.
From Twitter,
Was it this non confusion one,
or this one from the Land of Confusion
One is clearing stacking the deck in someone (party) favor.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
26 September 2012
For More Information: Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II President, 919-394-8137
Mrs. Amina J. Turner, Executive Director, 919-682-4700
The North Carolina NAACP always espouses one consistent vision for education: every child must be provided a high-quality, well-funded, constitutional, diverse public education. To this end our eight educational principles are:
We are hopeful that the Wake County school board and the future superintendent will stand for these fundamental principles, which are rooted in the North Carolina and US Constitutions, educational best practices, proven research and our moral traditions, to build the hopes and educate the minds of all our precious children.
The North Carolina NAACP and its friends and allies in the faith community commend the Wake County Board of Education for the poise and grace with which they handled the difficult issues raised by Brig. Gen. Anthony Tata's performance as Superintendent of the Wake County Public School System. As is the case with the rest of the public, because this is a confidential personnel matter, we do not know all the factors that went into this decision and cannot speak for the board. We do know leadership is important. If any school system, business or organization is not functioning at its fullest potential and carrying out the best practices towards the fulfillment of its primary mission and vision--leadership must be held accountable by the governing board.
During his tenure we did try to reach out to former Superintendent Tata and we acknowledge that he did meet with us despite our noted educational policy disagreements. We respect Brig. Gen. Tata as a person, public servant and wish him Godspeed. We now urge everyone to focus on the needs of our children, our families, our teachers and our schools as we go forward.
Yours in the Spirit of Truth and Justice,
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II, President, North Carolina NAACP
Dr. Tim Tyson, Education Chair, North Carolina NAACP
Mr. Charles Upchurch, President, Wendell-Wake Branch of the NAACP
Rev. Dr. Portia Rochelle, President, Raleigh-Apex Branch of the NAACP
Rev. Dr. Earl Johnson, Pastor, Martin Street Baptist Church, President of the Raleigh Wake Citizens Association (RWCA)
Rev. Dr. Nancy Petty, Pastor, Pullen Memorial Baptist Church
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The Wake County Board of Commissioners (thanks to Coble) will take up a resolution at this Monday’s meeting in support of the Voter ID bill (House Bill 351).
The County Commissioner’s meeting is scheduled for 2:00pm today on the 7th floor of the Wake County Courthouse. If you want to sound off, the public comment period runs from 2:30pm to 3:00pm.
It is very clear that Paul “I want to like my late Uncle” Coble is using his Wake County Commissioner office as an extension of his Campaign for the Republican nomination for the 13th congressional district seat in congress.
The Republican pass the Voter ID bill, but Governor Perdue VETO it, the republican control NCGA failed to override it. So, little bigoted jerks like Coble seeks to help them on the county level.
even the watch dogs of our local Government knows what Coble is doing,
“The Wake County Board of Commissioners is back at the business of interfering in state-level matters (and providing a free platform for Commissioner Paul Coble to run for Congress),” Policy Watch staffer Rob Schofield said in the group’s blog, “The Progressive Pulse.”
Wake County commissioners have just endorsed Amendment One, the forthcoming ballot item which amends the state constitution to state that the only domestic legal union that is valid or recognized in North Carolina is marriage between one man and one woman.
How nice to Wake County Commissioner the LGBT community is nothing more than unheard taxpayers with no rights or a voice..
The vote came along party lines, with Republicans Paul Coble, Tony Gurley, Phil Matthews and Joe Bryan supporting the motion and Democrats Erv Portman, James West and Betty Lou Ward opposing it.
What I want to know is why @PaulCobleNC prevented a roll call vote. This what I want to know.
However our very own Christian Lobbyist did you her job, she was the only one who spoke for the resolution..
"There's a lot of more voters in wake county support this amendment than the handful of activists in this room," said Fitzgerald, a registered lobbyist for several Christian and family causes.
Well Ms Christian Bitch Fitzgerald, we will see if your are correct in May.. What will you little group for bigots do if we vote this Amendment down and then get the law overturn.. If this happen there will be nothing you can do then..
Many believe the only reason Paul Coble brought this motion is because he is in the GOP Primary for Congress… He is seeking a higher office…
The meeting starts at 2 pm, we need to be there.. Local citizens should sign up to speak out/against this Resolution, it the 19th item on the agenda.
I can’t I don’t live in wake county.. Local members of our community should show up and let them heard from you.. We must stop this..
Meeting Time: Monday, 2/20, 2pm
Meeting Location: Wake County Courthouse, 7th floor, Room 700
Public Comment: Sign up before the meeting.
Update
from Neighbors for Equality,
The resolution is being introduced by Republican Paul Coble (@PaulCobleNC), Chairman of the Board of Commissioners. Coble is running for US Congress in the 13th Congressional District this year.
CONTACT WAKE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
E-mail the Wake County Commissioners and tell them to vote against the resolution this afternoon endorsing Amendment One.
Paul Coble | Chair | District 7
Paul.Coble@wakegov.com
Phil Matthews | Vice Chair | District 2
Phil.Matthews@wakegov.com
Joe Bryan | District 1
Joe.Bryan@wakegov.com
Tony Gurley | District 3
Tony.Gurley@wakegov.com
Ervin Portman | District 4
Ervin.Portman@wakegov.com
James West | District 5
James.West@wakegov.com
Betty Lou Ward | District 6
bward@wakegov.com
TWITTER COVERAGE
We will be covering the Wake County resolution throughout the day today and will also live tweet the Amendment One portion of the meeting this afternoon. Follow #WakeResolution for live updates.
Wake County GOP Chairwoman Susan Bryant blames "President Obama's national organization" for last week's election results that could lead to Democrats regaining control of the county school board.
Yes this very delusion piece of crap, wants to blame Obama for their loses in the most recent election in Wake County. I guess it had nothing to do with the lies and sorry ass jobs that they were doing.. it also had nothing to do with the group’s sick ideology.
"Make no mistake!" Bryant writes in a GOP newsletter this week. "President Obama's national organization was very much involved in the recent elections, with particular emphasis on Ron Margiotta's and Heather Losurdo's campaigns. They hired 'volunteers' and spent tens of thousands on mailers cleverly disguised as coming from non-related groups."
Please cry me a damn river..