The only not-so-minor problem: There's no "Paid for by..." on them, which means they violate North Carolina elections law.
Hmmm. Who did pay for them? What Republican/Tea Party entity/individual decided to throw Ron Henries under the bus?
The sub-text seems pretty clear: Vote for the Book-Banners!
You are so right, JW. These are the book-banners.
ReplyDeleteBut Kanoy by report has dropped out, hasn't he?
Tiffany Christian couldn't make the "cut" because no one has figured out where she stands. She sort of stands all over the place.
Quite a few Christian signs in BR. We needed a sign with the progressive slate grouped together--nonpartisan but with some sponsoring group's name on it. Too late? Of course, signs are one thing, voter turnout is another. Early voting starts today. Progressives, get out and vote for schoolboard candidates Holste, Fenwick, and Michael.
ReplyDeleteGuarantee you that Dan Soucek and ultimately Franklin Graham are behind these signs. After all, Samaritan's Purse was the fountain from which flowed the whole book-banning crisis at Watauga High School. Graham hasn't gotten over losing that School Board vote. There's now a vendetta against Ron Henries.
ReplyDeleteNo "Paid by...." is required. Still, they are the 3 to vote AGAINST.
ReplyDeleteWhy would you vote against? Need to know before I fill the ballot out. Also from what I have seen they haven't talked down or belittle anyone. Everything has been speculation with y'all and (paid by) is not a law I called before jumping to conclusion.
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