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Governor Bev Perdue

Dem Takes Least Popular Governor Mantle From Republicans

The Huffington Post | Nick Wing | Posted 06.15.2012 | Politics
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North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue (D) took the undesirable title of nation's least popular governor this week, according to a poll from Public Policy Pol...

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North Carolina Governor Retiring

AP | GARY D. ROBERTSON | Posted 03.27.2012 | Politics
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Gov. Beverly Perdue said Thursday she will not seek re-election because she fears a fight with Republicans over public education...

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Thom Goolsby, NC State Senator, Calls Obama's "Political Operatives" a Threat for Registering Voters

Yuna Shin | Posted 10.11.2011 | Politics
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Yuna Shin

Thom Goolsby, a Republican from New Hanover County, sent out an e-mail to his supporters, in which he call President Obama's "socialist policies" a great threat to not only North Carolina, but also to the entire nation.

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Prioritizing Early Childhood Education: We Can't Afford to Wait

Susan Ochshorn | Posted 08.21.2011 | Home
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Susan Ochshorn

Only a tiny fraction of the many billions spent on public education is invested at the early end of the spectrum. We are missing a prime opportunity, one that we cannot afford to waste.

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