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A Few Suggestions to Those Who Represent Us in the North Carolina General Assembly
by Diane Rufino, February 1, 2021 Government is best and most responsive to the individual when it is closest to them. We’re talking about the local, the county, and even the state level. This is where the individual and his … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Amendment, ammunition, checks and balances, Diane Rufino, education initiatives, election reform, Federalism, Liberty, limited government, NC Voter Integrity Project, NCGA, North Carolina, North Carolina General Assembly, nullification committees, Project Vertitas, sanctuary state for liberty, second amendment, second amendment sanctuary state, state escrow accounts, state legislature, state legislatures, state manufactured ammunition, state sovereignty bill, state sovereignty resolution, Tenth Amendment, Voter ID
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Redistricting in North Carolina: Democrats Find New Avenue of Attack Against Republicans
by Diane Rufino, September 29, 2019 We’ve been hearing a lot about “redistricting” lately. In fact, we heard that a state court invalidated two of the popularly-mandated (that is, approved by voters in 2016) amendments to the state constitution (the … Continue reading
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Tagged Common Cause v. Lewis, Diane Rufino, gerrymandering, NC, NC General Assembly, NCGA, non-partisan redistricting plan, non-partisan remedial districting, non-partisan remedial redistricting plan, North Carolina, redistricting, redistricting plan, remedial district maps
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NC General Assembly Republicans Seize the Opportunity to Make Good on the Promises Made in the State Budget
by Diane Rufino, September 16, 2019 In June, the Republican-dominated General Assembly passed a state budget that included pay increases for our public school teachers and for non-certified school personnel, pay increases for teachers in the state community college system, … Continue reading
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Tagged budget override, budget override vote, Diane Rufino, Governor Cooper's veto of the state budget, Governor Roy Cooper, H.B. 966, HB-966, House Bill 966, NC budget bill, NC General Assembly, NC House Speaker, NC House Speaker Tim Moore, NC state budget, NCGA, North Carolina, Rep. Darren Jackson, Rep. David Lewis, Rep. Deb Butler, Rep. Keith Kidwell, Rep. Larry Pittman
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There is a Public School Crisis Alright – But it Has Nothing to Do with Unacceptable Teacher Pay
by Diane Rufino, May 3, 2019 On Wednesday, May 1 (“May Day”), teachers all across the state ignored their responsibility to educate our children and met in Raleigh at the state legislature buildings to pressure the General Assembly for a … Continue reading
The NC House: Hospitals are Too Important to Fail, but Taxpayers are Unimportant to Save Them Money
by Diane Rufino, April 7, 2019 This past week, NC house representatives in Raleigh addressed one of the biggest ideological battles of this legislative session – does government work for the taxpayer or for special interests, and the answer has … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Folwell bill, Civitas, Civitas Institute, Clear Pricing Plan, Clear Pricing Project, Dale Folwell, Diane Rufino, Dr. Greg Murphy, Folwell, Folwell's Clear Pricing Plan, Folwell's Clear Pricing Project, HB 184, HB184, John Locke Society, NC Civitas Institute, NC General Assembly, NC House, NC state health plan, NC state house, NC State Treasurer, NC State Treasurer Folwell, NCGA, North Carolina, North Carolina Healthcare Association, North Carolina State Health Plan, Operation Sell-Out, Partnership for Innovation in Health Care, Rep. Greg Murphy, SEANC, State Employees Association of North Carolina, State Health Plan, The Price of Promises, Treasurer Folwell, Vidant Health
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North Carolina’s “Anti-Folwell” Bill, HB-184, Causes Tempers to Flare on Both Sides
by Diane Rufino, March 27, 2019 Who fights for the state worker? Who fights for the taxpayer? The “anti-Folwell” bill, HB184 made it out of the Health Committee yesterday, putting it on a course to possibly become law. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Folwell bill, Clear Pricing Plan, Clear Pricing Project, Dale Folwell, Dale Folwell's plan, Diane Rufino, Dr. Greg Murphy, Folwell's plan, HB 184, HB184, hospital lobbyists, NC bad bill, NC General Assembly, NC HB 184, NC HB184, NC House Standing Committee on Health, NC Treasurer, NC Treasurer Dale Folwell, NC Treasurer Folwell, NCGA, North Carolina HB 184, North Carolina Healthcare Association, Rep. Phil Shepard, Vidant Health of Greenville, Vidant Medical Center
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To Support NC Treasurer Dale Folwell or Not to Support Him, That is the Question for the NC General Assembly
by Diane Rufino, March 25, 2019 NORTH CAROLINIANS, WE NEED YOU IN RALEIGH TOMORROW MORNING !! Tomorrow morning (Tuesday), legislators in the House Health Committee will vote on HB184 – a bad bill that will cost taxpayers and State Health … Continue reading
MEET REP. MICHAEL SPECIALE – The Tested and Unwavering Constitutional Conservative Candidate for US Congress
by Diane Rufino, March 12, 2019 Meet Rep. Michael Speciale – the proven, tried and true constitutional conservative candidate for the US Congress from eastern North Carolina. There are several candidates who are seeking the Congressional seat from the 3rd … Continue reading
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Tagged congressional district 3, conservative candidate, constitutional conservative, constitutional conservative candidate, Diane Rufino, general assembly, Michael Speciale, NC congressional district 3, NC General Assembly, NC Rep. Michael Speciale, NC representative Michael Speciale, NCGA, New Bern, North Carolina, Rep. Michael Speciale, Tea Party, US Congress, Walter Jones' seat
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How the Left Operates (How it has consistently used “race” to invalidate NC Voter ID initiatives)
(Photo Credit: Daily Haymaker) by Diane Rufino, March 2, 2019 North Carolina voters have tried for a long time now to enact a common-sense voter identification law. For years, they have suspected voter and election fraud, and so when groups … Continue reading
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Tagged Diane Rufino, gerrymandering, Judge Bryan Collins, NAACP, NAACP and Clean Air Carolina v. Berger and Moore, NAACP v. Berger, NAACP v. Berger and Moore, NC district maps, NC General Assembly, NC state constitution, NC state constitutional amendment, NC voter ID amendment, NC Voter ID law, NCGA, NCNAACP, Phil Berger, race, racial gerrymandering, racially-gerrymandered NC district maps, Reverend Anthony Spearman, Reverend T. Anthony Spearman, SL 2018-144, Spearman, T. Anthony Spearman, Tim Moore, voter fraud, voter ID amendment, voter integrity, Wake County judge, Wake County judge Collins, Wake County judge strikes down Voter ID amendment
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