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If you're anything more than a casual observer of conservative North Carolina politics, you know that this past weekend saw the 2010 NCGOP State Convention in Winston-Salem. As the marquee Republican event in the state leading up to what could be a historic mid-term election, most of the official attention paid to the event was focused on the party's determination to re-elect Senator Richard Burr and what role (if any) the Tea Party movement will play in November.
Unless you're comatose, you know that the big political story over the last couple of weeks has been the unprecedented move made by NCGOP State Chairman Tom Fetzer in inserting himself into the 8th Congressional District's Republican primary runoff between Tim D'Annunzio and Harold Johnson. Fetzer's public denouncement of D'Annunzio as "unfit for public office at any level" led D'Annunzio to call for Fetzer's resignation and hint at possible legal action. D'Annunzio had a legitimate reason for demanding Fetzer's resignation; the chairman's action was a flagrant violation of the party's governing document, the NCGOP Plan of Organization. The P.O.O. prohibits party officers and members of the State Executive Committee from using their offices to influence Republican primary races. D'Annunzio's justification for a lawsuit was somewhat less clear, but no less adamant.
People have staked out different sides in that debate, with a loose consensus developing that Fetzer may have had valid reasons for involving himself in the race, but nevertheless should show respect for the party's rules and step down. Speculation was rampant that D'Annunzio would come to the NCGOP convention with a large contingent of delegates to force a showdown.
Well, I was there, and I can tell you there wasn't just one showdown, but several. None, however, involved Tim D'Annunzio or the 8th District Republican Primary. Instead, the 2010 NCGOP State convention involved battles that revolved not around personalities or congressional races, but rather competing principles and visions for the future of the Republican Party.
As at past state conventions, there were two business sessions where debates were conducted on the convention's rules, the party's Plan of Organization, Platform, and Resolutions. The action started during the Friday business session with the adoption of the convention rules. These were the rules that would govern the way the convention would conduct its other business. A dust-up occurred almost immediately, when a rule was proposed by the Rules Committee requiring that any resolutions offered from the floor (as in, offered by ordinary delegates not already on the Resolutions Committee) need to be accompanied by no fewer than 1,000 copies, which had to be passed out to attendees in advance.
A few delegates offered protests, saying that producing 1,000 copies was cost-prohibitive, and a motion was made to reduce the requirement to 250 copies (said motion didn't get far, as the delegate count on Friday was already 347). An amendment to that motion raised the total to 350. However, before too long, a delegate called the question, and the amendment was defeated, leaving the required number of copies at 1,000.
This challenge was seemingly mundane, but its significance was underscored when I overheard a longtime convention attendee comment that he'd never seen a debate over the convention rules before. It spoke of distrust of the motivations of the rule-makers, and it set the tone for the day.
The major fight of the Friday business session was over a proposed change to the party Plan of Organization. In the interest of full disclosure, I'm the person who made this motion, so I can't claim to be an impartial reporter here. The motion was to declare that no member of the NCGOP Executive Committee could be barred from any meeting of the NCGOP Central Committee.
A little background: a frequent complaint made by some members of the NCGOP is that while the Plan of Organization states that the Executive Committee is supposed to be the final authority in the party, the Central Committee actually runs the show. The Executive Committee is made up of hundreds of county-level activists from all over the state. The Central Committee, a much smaller group, consists of the top-level party officers. The accusation is that the Central Committee has a tendency to duck into closed session to make all the really important decisions. I made this motion with the intent of bringing about greater transparency and dispelling that mistrust.
Unfortunately, another Mecklenburg delegate, Carson Daves, made a motion to prevent consideration of the amendment. This motion was meant to kill my amendment without even allowing the delegates to debate and vote on it. As a result, the idea of greater transparency was debated anyway, as delegates argued whether or not to allow consideration of the amendment.
Those against increased transparency argued that since the Central Committee hires, fires, and sets salaries of party employees, private sessions are vital to preserve confidentiality. Those for greater transparency (myself included) argued that while such a policy might be fine for a private company, the hiring of employees (paid primarily from activist donations) and the power those employees are granted affects all Republicans, and the citizens of North Carolina at large. As such, those decisions, which are the most important ones the Central Committee makes, must be subject to absolute transparency above all.
In the end, it was a mixed bag. Two votes were held: the first defeated Mr. Daves' motion to kill debate, and the second defeated my motion to open the Central Committee meetings. The vote results were interesting and enlightening: Out of 347 delegates, 126 voted in favor of greater transparency, and 114 voted against it; 107 abstained, refusing to vote either way.
Essentially, the process revealed that one-third of the delegates wanted to keep an eye on party officers, another third didn't, and one third was simply too afraid to publicly take a stand either way.
After this fight, the rest of the Plan of Organization was adopted without much fuss. It was during this part of the process that any objections over Chairman Fetzer's involvement in the 8th District race were to be addressed, but none were raised. In fact, as near as I could tell, Tim D'Annunzio and his supporters were simply not present, at least not in large numbers. The deadlines for qualifying to be a delegate at the convention had passed long before the controversy erupted.
The party platform was debated and adopted without too much acrimony - a few arguments here and there over word choice, but no major changes. Friday's business ended after that, leaving only Resolutions for Saturday's business.
That was for the best, because the Resolutions Committee's report consumed as much debate time on Saturday as everything else put together. The Resolutions Committee had several items for consideration, although there was one notable exception. Delegates from the 2nd and 9th Congressional Districts had passed resolutions supporting a North Carolina Firearms Freedom Act, a proposed bill codifying 2nd and 10th Amendment protections of firearms kept within the states in which they are produced.
This is a bill that has been promised sponsorship by State Rep. David Lewis and State Senator Andrew Brock. However, the State-level Resolutions Committee rejected it. Martha Jenkins, the chair of the Resolutions Committee, explained that the party's platform already supports gun rights, and a similar resolution had been passed in 2009. In her words, "We don't like to be repetitious."
Why such a criterion applied to this particular resolution, and not to the resolutions expressing support for our troops and Republican candidates that are proposed and passed every year, she declined to say.
One especially passionate debate erupted over a resolution supporting sanctions on Iran over its alleged nuclear program. This was the kind of resolution that would have passed without comment in past years, but this year several Tea Party activists raised protests. A succession of younger delegates offered various arguments against sanctions, in one example calling them "an act of war." Many more delegates strenuously disagreed, including one who angrily insisted that the world should be, "dominated by America, not Islamo-fascism."
Ultimately the resolution passed, although not without a significant minority voting in opposition. Again, this would have been unheard of even two years ago.
Once the Resolutions Committee concluded its report, delegates would have typically had the opportunity to introduce resolutions from the floor (such as the one supporting the NC Firearms Freedom Act). However, another delegate quickly made a motion to adjourn, which takes precedence over all other motions, and the business session was ended before the other resolutions could be introduced.
I'm told that they were finally introduced during Sunday's Executive Committee meeting, and hotly debated, with only one, the NC Firearms Freedom Act resolution, actually passing. The others included a condemnation of the ban on smoking in public restaurants passed last year, and a call on Republicans to oppose any legislation proposed by President Obama's special debt-reduction committee, headed by Erskine Bowles. Of note was the impassioned opposition to the smoking ban resolution voiced by State Rep. Justin Burr (who voted with the Democrats in favor of the smoking ban last year).
So what are we to take from all this? The main lesson is that while the Tea Party movement is a force to be reckoned with in electoral politics, it still hasn't made itself felt that strongly in internal NCGOP affairs. Many delegates were Tea Party activists attending their first convention, but they didn't consist of a majority. The process for becoming a delegate is arcane and complex, and many Tea Partiers still remain registered as unaffiliated voters.
The Tea Partiers who were present had an eye-opening experience, going by my conversations with them. They kept asking why certain debates were squelched, and why there was a rush to adjourn at the end of the day on Saturday, despite that the convention took place in a year when no party officers were elected, and no critical decisions were made.
Nevertheless, the Tea Partiers' presence led to honest, heartfelt and needed debate on issues of transparency, foreign policy, and the proper role of government. While the debates might have gotten heated at times, the fact that they were happening at all was a good sign.
If Tea Partiers want to do more than make cosmetic changes to the political process, they must participate in the party process. The two major parties in this country literally hold the keys to the kingdom. They have legally restricted ballot access to all but exclude third parties. Next year, the NCGOP will elect a new slate of officers, including a new State Chair. If newly awakened conservatives wish to make their voices heard, they must attend their 2011 NCGOP precinct meetings and get qualified to become voting delegates.
Otherwise, they'll spend another two years as outsiders looking in.
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I am honored to promote the libertarian values championed by Ron Paul as I run for US House here in the 8th District.
I was honored to represent the 8th District at Ron Paul's Rally for the Republic last year.
I would be honored to earn your support. To learn more about my campaign, please visit http://thomasbhill2010.com. I endorse the Campaign For Liberty Mission Statement which reads as follows...
"Our mission is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a noninterventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity."
End the Fed, Restore Sound Money
End the Wars, Bring The Troops Home...Now
End The Drug War, Declare A Drug Peace
Any help is appreciated!
My political bio is as follows... Current Political Positions:
Chair [Interim] - Executive Director, Libertarian Party of Cabarrus County
At-large Member, LPNC Executive Comm.
Local Coordinator, Campaign For Liberty
Past Political Experience:
Region 8 Coordinator, Campaign For Liberty
Aide De Camp, Mary Ruwart For President 2008
Precinct Leader, Ron Paul 2008
Past Chair, Libertarian Party of N.C.
Charter Member / Treasurer / Membership Secretary, Cabarrus LP
Candidate for Cabarrus County Commission 2002 & 2004
Candidate for Cabarrus County Board of Education 2006 & 2008
I received this yesterday and felt it said what needed to be said much better than I could...
Dear Friends of Liberty, We have an upstanding candidate named Glen Bradley running in NC House District 49 against Lucy T. Allen for NC State House. Glen is a Constitutionalist first and foremost, and his primary plan is to move the legislature towards asserting the right of State Sovereignty through the 10th Amendment, and to protect our citizens from the unconstitutional overreach of our Federal Government. Now is the time for us to come together to show our support for one of our own. Please visit http://glenbradley.net/ for more information and to donate to the campaign. WE are the hope that we have been looking for, and only WE can create the change that we seek. Even now, in our nations darkest hours we know that it is always darkest before the dawn. In this present crisis we have been given an opportunity to turn the tide and restore the Constitutional order. Will you stand with us and make this happen? Glen Bradley was responsible in 2009 for drawing the entire NC Republican Party into supporting H849, the bill declaring NC State Sovereignty according to the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution. Establishment politics as usual prevented that bill from arriving on the House floor for a vote, but Glen will go into the State House and change that. Glen Bradley is responsible for the drafting of, and for the winning of sponsorship for the North Carolina Firearms Freedom Act, to be introduced by David Lewis during 2010. Glen seeks in 2011 to introduce for himself the North Carolina Healthcare Freedom Act, which will declare that the individual mandate is both extra-Constitutional and unconstitutional under the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution, and which Act will compel the Governor to employ every available means of financial, political, enforcement, and martial asset to bear within the State of North Carolina to block and prevent Federal interference from demanding or establishing or enforcing an individual mandate amongst the citizens of the State of North Carolina. North Carolina will reserve all those powers of government available to us in our own Constitution to our State according to the 10th Amendment, and on your behalf, North Carolina will reserve to her citizens all those powers not enumerated in the US nor in the NC Constitutions, according to the 9th and the 10th Amendments to the US Constitution. Glen will work to repeal our State's ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment, to amend the 14th Amendment section 1 to establish State citizenship as primary and jurisdictional, and will work with the people and with the assembly of NC to repeal or reform the 17th Amendment in order to re-establish the State's seniority over the Federal Government as our Founders intended. Glen Bradley will do all of these things, but he needs your help. Glen Bradley is running against a country-club Democrat with fingers in every pie. She will, without effort, be able to raise the average $100,000 for an average victorious State House campaign in North Carolina. If we, the Constitutionalist patriots of North Carolina are going to take back our State and our nation for We the people, then we must stand up against the country-club establishment and show ourselves stronger, and more numerous than her big business and special interest backers. We need to raise $100,000 to to plant the seed that will restore the Constitutional order, and that seed is the election of Glen Bradley to the NC State Assembly. Are there not 1000 patriots in North Carolina who would each see $100 to change the way our State and our Nation does business? If there are only 10,000 Tea Party Patriots in the whole State who will give $10, then this campaign will be completely financed. Where are the patriots and the Tea Partiers who demand that we restore the Constitutional order and reject the old guard and the establishment order? It is time to step up and help put your fellow Tea Partier and Constitutionalist into the State House. It is critical to remember that the issues of our State are even more important than the issues of our nation. The State House elected in 2010 will be responsible for redistricting. For nearly a century, North Carolina has been gerrymandered -- as recent confirmed by the United States Supreme Court -- which leads to a condition where the citizens of North Carolina are not fairly represented. Glen believes that our House and Congressional districts should reflect the local and geographical communities which they contain. Mis-shaping our districts in order to influence the sort of people they will elect, is a kind of establishment 'loading the dice' against the North Carolina citizens. We can only be fairly represented when our districts are fairly drawn. Glen will stand up and fight on the House floor for fair, community based redistricting, that will give the voters the largest voice we have ever had to demand change, when our representatives misbehave. North Carolina can easily overcome the economic morass that has gripped our nation by encouraging innovation and competition in our State specifically. We must remove the barriers to entry faced by those inventors and innovators that will compel North Carolina into more perfect future markets. This will consequentially create many more jobs in NC, and well-paying jobs, than in the other 49 States. We can attract industry by becoming a 10th Amendment shelter for the free market, encourage competition by reducing the red tape that stymies competition, and produce less expensive, superior quality goods in North Carolina while providing our citizens more high-paying jobs than can be had in the rest of the nation. North Carolina can become the model for national recovery which the other States will emulate. This starts with electing Glen Bradley to the North Carolina State House in 2010. Visit http://nchouse2010.glenbradley.net/ for more information and to donate to the campaign. Visit http://nchouse49.ning.com/ to volunteer with the Campaign.
I would like to thank all the folks who showed up on Tuesday, September 15th at Senator Hagan's office for the Audit the Fed rally in Raleigh. We delivered our petitions to the senator's office, and had nearly 40 people waving signs and distributing DVDs and literature. The John Locke Foundation also showed up to cover the event and posted the video to their Carolina Journal:
There are now 29 sponsors of S604: The Federal Reserve Sunshine Act, but unfortunately Senator Hagan is still not among them. Please keep the pressure on! Call her Washington office at 202-224-6342 and tell her to cosponsor S604. Ask her to join the 293 members of the House and 75% of the American public in calling for an audit of the Federal Reserve.
My friends of liberty, allow me to share a few thoughts with you. My name is Eric Canup (kuh-NUP), and I have recently relocated to the Wilmington area from Charlotte. I was a County Coordinator in Mecklenburg prior to moving, and seeing the need here in New Hanover, I was glad to step in. I am looking forward to continuing the fight to restore our Republic from right here on the Cape Fear coast.
As I watch the news, read blogs, and converse with people I encounter in my daily life, I am often struck with two distinctly different thoughts. On one hand, I am extremely proud and encouraged to be associated with so many people who are passionate about returning our country to its once and former glory. However, I am also frustrated by the accelerated pace at which our Republic is disappearing, and at the majority of people who still don't know or don't care that this is happening right in front of our eyes. As energetic as we are, and as well-versed as we are on the talking points of true liberty, we are still but a a small, albeit vocal, minority.
I do not bring this to your attention to dissuade you from our cause. On the contrary, while our liberties are constantly under attack, our army is growing every day. The more they steal from us, the more we wake up from our decades of apathetic slumber. I am guilty of occasionally throwing up my hands in exacerbation, but then I'll reconnect with a fellow Patriot who reminds me that we have a long, difficult fight ahead, but one well worth fighting.
If you are reading this, then you are likely part of the proverbial choir to which I am preaching. But, you came to the Campaign for Liberty for a reason. Was it Ron Paul's highly visible Presidential Campaign? Reading The Revolution? Perhaps a nagging sense that something is increasingly wrong with the status quo in America? Whatever it was, think about how you can transfer that sense of duty to others that you know. Start the conversation, invite them to a meetup, whatever it takes. We need to grow the army. The powers-that-be won't pay attention to us until we do. The voters who show up in the next election won't be awakened to the problems of business as usual until we do. Real change won't happen until we do.
I strongly encourage each of you to involve at least one more person in our fight. Maybe you haven't been as active as you could be lately. Here is your opportunity to re-engage. If you are a paying member of the C4L, consider becoming a precinct leader, a county coordinator, or even step up to the fill the vacancy in the 7th district. If you're not a paying member, perhaps the time has come to do more than just be a passive participant. Anything you can offer helps our cause.
For those not already familiar, please consider joining us at www.meetup.com/wilmingtonliberty. Again, I look forward to meeting you and continuing the fight to restore the Republic.
2305 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3301 DC Phone: 202-225-3101 DC Fax: 202-225-3354 [Website] [Contact]
216 NE Nash Street Suite B Wilson, NC, 27893 252-237-9816 252-291-0356
309 West 3nd Street Weldon, NC, 27890 252-538-4123 252-538-6516
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted for HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted for HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Ms. Renee L. Ellmers NC-2nd (R) (freshman)
1533 LHOB Washington, DC 20515-3302 DC Phone: 202-225-4531 DC Fax: 202-225-5662 [Website] [Contact]
406 West Broad Street Dunn, NC, 28334 910-230-1910 910-230-1940
Mr. Walter B. Jones, Jr. NC-3rd (R)
2333 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3303 DC Phone: 202-225-3415 DC Fax: 202-225-3286 [Website] [Contact]
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted against HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for restoring the gutted HR1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. David Price NC-4th (D)
2162 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3304 DC Phone: 202-225-1784 DC Fax: 202-225-2014 [Website] [Contact]
5400 Trinity Road Suite 205 Raleigh, NC, 27607 919-859-5999 919-859-5998
88 Vilcom Center Suite 140 Chapel Hill, NC, 27514 919-967-7924 919-967-8324
NC Mutual Building 411 West Chapel Hill Street 6th Floor Durham, NC, 27701 919-688-3004 919-688-0940
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted for HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted for HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Ms. Virginia Foxx NC-5th (R)
1230 LHOB Washington, DC 20515-3305 DC Phone: 202-225-2071 DC Fax: 202-225-2995 [Website] [Contact]
6000 Meadowbrook Mall Suite 3 Clemmons, NC, 27012 336-778-0211 336-778-2290
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted against HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted against HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Howard Coble NC-6th (R)
2188 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3306 DC Phone: 202-225-3065 DC Fax: 202-225-8611 [Website] [Contact]
2102 North Elm Street Suite B Greensboro, NC, 27408-5100 336-333-5005 336-333-5048
Granite Knitwear Building 805 South Salisbury Avenue PO Box 807 Granite Quarry, NC, 28072-0807 704-209-0426 704-209-0428
222 Sunset Avenue Suite 101 Asheboro, NC, 27203-5610 336-626-3060 336-629-7819
124 Elm Street PO Box 812 Graham, NC, 27253-0812 336-229-0159 336-228-7974
1634 North Main Street Suite 101 High Point, NC, 27262-2644 336-886-5106 336-886-8740
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted against HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted against HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Mike McIntyre NC-7th (D)
2133 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3307 DC Phone: 202-225-2731 DC Fax: 202-225-5773 [Website] [Contact]
301 Green Street Suite 315 Fayetteville, NC, 28301 910-323-0260 910-323-0069
500 North Cedar Street Lumberton, NC, 28358 910-735-0610 910-739-5085
201 North Front Street Suite 410 Wilmington, NC, 28401 910-815-4959 910-815-4543
310 Government Center Drive, NE Building S Bolivia, NC, 28422 910-253-0158 910-253-0159
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Larry Kissell NC-8th (D)
1632 LHOB Washington, DC 20515-3308 DC Phone: 202-225-3715 DC Fax: 202-225-4036 [Website] [Contact]
6257 Raeford Road Suite 2 Fayetteville, NC, 28304 910-920-2070 910-920-2069
230 East Franklin Street Rockingham, NC, 28379 910-997-2070 910-997-7987
325 McGill Avenue Suite 500 Concord, NC, 28027 704-786-1612 704-782-1004
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted for HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mrs. Sue Myrick NC-9th (R)
230 CHOB Washington, DC 20515-3309 DC Phone: 202-225-1976 DC Fax: 202-225-3389 [Website] [Contact]
6525 Morrison Boulevard Suite 100 Charlotte, NC, 28211 704-362-1060 704-367-0852
197 West Main Avenue Gastonia, NC, 28052 704-861-1976 704-864-2445
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted against HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted against H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted against HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Patrick McHenry NC-10th (R)
224 CHOB Washington, DC 20515-3310 DC Phone: 202-225-2576 DC Fax: 202-225-0316 [Website] [Contact]
87 4th Street NW, Suite A PO Box 183 Hickory, NC, 28603 828-327-6100 828-327-8311
311 East Marion Street,Suite 119 PO Box 732 Shelby, NC, 28151 704-481-0578 704-481-0757
Spruce Pine Town Hall 138 Highland Avenue PO Box 175 Spruce Pine, NC, 28777 828-765-2729 828-765-2701
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted against HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted against HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted for restoring the gutted HR1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Heath Shuler NC-11th (D)
229 CHOB Washington, DC 20515-3311 DC Phone: 202-225-6401 DC Fax: 202-226-6422 [Website] [Contact]
125 Bonnie Lane Sylva, NC, 28779 828-586-1962
75 Peachtree Street Suite 100 Murphy, NC, 28906 828-835-4981
205 College Street Suite 100 Asheville, NC, 28801 828-252-1651 828-252-8734
Voted against HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted against HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted for HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted against HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted against HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Mel Watt NC-12th (D)
2304 RHOB Washington, DC 20515-3312 DC Phone: 202-225-1510 DC Fax: 202-225-1512 [Website] [Contact]
301 South Green Street Suite 210 Greensboro, NC, 27401-2615 336-275-9950 336-379-9951
1230 West Morehead Street Suite 306 Charlotte, NC, 28208-5214 704-344-9950 704-344-9971
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted for HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted for HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted against restoring the gutted HR1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
Mr. Brad Miller NC-13th (D)
1127 LHOB Washington, DC 20515-3313 DC Phone: 202-225-3032 DC Fax: 202-225-0181 [Website] [Contact]
1300 St. Mary's Street Suite 504 Raleigh, NC, 27605 919-836-1313 919-836-1314
125 South Elm Street Suite 504 Greensboro, NC, 27401 336-574-2909 336-574-0607
Voted for HR 1: ["The Scamulus Package"] American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Voted for HR 1388: ["Obama's Camps"] Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act [More info]
Voted for HR 1256: Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2346: 2009 $106B War Supplemental [More info]
Voted for HR 2454: American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 [More info]
Voted for H.R. 3435: Another $2 billion for clunkers [More info]
Voted for HR 2749: Food Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2647: Imperialism Authorization Act of 2010 / Hate Crimes Creation Act [More info]
Voted for co-sponsoring HR 2194: Expanding Economic War with Iran [More info]
Voted against restoring the gutted HR1207: The Federal Reserve Transparency Act [More info]
Voted for HR 2847: Making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes [More info]
Voted for HR 4061: Cybersecurity Act of 2009 [More info]
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