Thread: NC: Gov candidates read politicical climate on IAs

Sunday, December 9, 2007
Would-be governors read political climate
By Paul O'Connor
JOURNAL COLUMNIST

RALEIGH, NC - In a move that says a lot about how they see North Carolina’s political climate, the five major candidates for governor have all criticized the community-college policy of enrolling immigrant students who are not in the United States legally.

It was the safe move to make for all five, based on illegal-immigrant sentiment in the state. It was much safer than that taken in favor of the policy by Gov. Mike Easley - at least considering the tone of the angry phone calls his office received after he spoke out.

Let’s look at the five and see what this position tells us about how they perceive the North Carolina electorate in late fall 2007.

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Well we would all be nuts if we don't get one of these republicans in office.

We need to endorse one and campaign out rears off for them.

ALIPAC makes a difference folks. They are hearing us ROAR!
Please keep up the fight for NC from all over the country. We still need help contacting all those running (the 19 call and contact list) posted here: http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-92808.html

NC is a watershed battleground in the Southeast, just like Arizona is in the Southwest and Oklahoma and Missouri are in the Midwest.

If you haven't become a ACTIVIST, then ramp up and ACTIVATE now! We have less than a year before elections nationwide and this will be a long, hard fight against the well funded OBLs.

Light your fire and become politically active with ALIPAC!!!