BlueNC - Paul Stam: Hit man

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At this week's meeting of the North Carolina City / County Management Association, the dark shadow of Paul Stam haunted the hallways. Fresh from a new kill in Apex, where one of his lieutenants stripped abortion coverage from the city's health care plan, he's mounting a crusade to turn North Carolina's city and county governments into part of his political agenda.

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Politics is blood sport for Paul Stam. If a few women have to suffer under his heel, he couldn't care less. It seems to me that Hackney and Basnight may need to make Mr. Stam an offer he can't refuse.

COMMENT: How ironic that Rep. Stam in his effort to protect the unborn (and North Carolina's tax dollars) is called a "Hit Man"!

Evidently, 45,000,000 abortions over the last 37 years isn't enough for our counterparts over at BlueNC.com ... they won't stop until every "unplanned pregnancy" results in another aborted unborn child.

In fact, who cares that the majority of Americans are Pro-Life (by a 51% to 42%)?  From BlueNC's perspective, it is another form of sexist oppression of women for pro-lifers to seek to keep our tax dollars from funding  a procedure that most of America sees as ending a Human Life.

BlueNC, maybe it's time to turn NC red again.

When Congressman Etheridge voted for President ObamA's gargantuan budget, he promised the record breaking spending and debt would create jobs.

But the jobs aren't in Sanford or Dunn or Nashville or Louisburg or Pittsboro or North Carolina. Where are they? In Washington, DC.  According to the Wall Street Journal, the federal government added 103,000 employees last year and plans on adding another 170,000 this year. That's a whopping 14.5% increase in government employment.

The private sector is shrinking while government is gettting bigger. And BIGger. And BIGGER. That's Obama's America and that's what Congressman Etheridge voted for. Is it any wonder the government employee unions have poured $281,000 in contributions into Etheridge's campaigns?

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