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Sep 13, 2010
Wilmington, NC American Majority Activist Training
An American Majority Activist Training will be conducted on Saturday, September 18th in Wilmington, NC to provide citizens with the tools necessary to become effective activists. Topics covered during the training include hardwiring precincts, understanding the political system we face, building effective coalitions, using new media tools to engage voters and build movements, and more. Activists, candidates, and campaign volunteers are encouraged to attend this training.
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Aug 12, 2010
An American Majority Activist Training will be conducted on Sunday, August 29th in Concord, NC to provide citizens with the tools necessary to become effective activists. Topics covered during the training include hardwiring precincts, understanding the political system we face, building effective coalitions, using new media tools to engage voters and build movements, and more. Activists, candidates, and campaign volunteers are encouraged to attend this training.
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May 25, 2010
Former Charlotte Mayor and GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Pat McCrory launched his much-awaited PAC today: the New Leadership PAC. According to Under the Dome, the PAC will focus on "creating private sector jobs, rooting out government waste and corruption, repairing the criminal justice system and investing in energy independence and transportation."
The PAC's launch confirms for most NC politicos McCrory's intentions for a 2012 gubernatorial rematch against Democrat Gov. Perdue. The Dome writes:
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May 18, 2010
I'm excited to announce that I will be leading an activist training on June 12th at the Craven County Community College in New Bern, NC. The goal of this training is to teach and encourage concerned citizens to realize political change in their local communities.
Topics to be covered during the Training include:
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May 4, 2010
Today is Election Day, which means you should be heading to your local polls! The polls are open across the state until 7:30pm.
For more information about your polling location or candidates, visit the State Board of Elections.
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Apr 29, 2010
Have you decided whether you'll be attending the Post Party Summit in Charlotte next week? Or maybe you've seen my tweets about it, but still aren't sure what it is? I want to give you a little more information about the summit and hopefully show you why I'm so excited about this opportunity we have.
When the folks at American Majority, Smart Girl Politics, and RedState (among others) began discussing ways to move tea party activists past the tea parties and on to implementing real change, they came up with the Post Party Summits. The summits are a series of workshops geared toward giving activists the skills they need to realize successful conservative movements at the local level.
North Carolina is one of a handful of lucky states that get to host a Post Party Summit! To make it even better, RedState Editor Erick Erickson is the keynote speaker for Friday evening. At the Charlotte Post Party Summit, we'll get to learn about hardwiring precincts, using new media more effectively, running voter registration drives, and reaching fundraising goals.
Below is a blog article that American Majority President Ned Ryun wrote about last weekend's Post Party Summit in Pittsburgh. Take a look and then go register! Then tell your fellow tea partiers, 912ers, and concerned neighbors about it!
I don't need to tell y'all how important this election year is for our country, but also for our state. Protesting will not be enough: we have to change the leadership in Raleigh.
I hope you'll decide to join me in Charlotte next weekend!
Jessica
P.S. Come join me at American Majority North Carolina
(Click "read more" to keep reading...)
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Apr 20, 2010
Looks like things are really heating up in the Lee vs. Goolsby race down in Wilmington. Last week the Lee campaign claimed Goolsby was deliberately misleading voters about their poll results. Today, the Lee campaign is reporting flyers being distributed to early voters list Lee as a Democrat. The full text of the Lee press release is below.
Must be something about Wilmington as the Congressional race between Breazeale and Pantano has also been in the news this week. First, Mayor Pat McCrory made headlines for endorsing both candidates, then this blog "Will Breazeale- In His Own Words" started making the Twitter rounds today.
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Mar 17, 2010
Jamie Earp, running for the NC House in District 34, has a new campaign website up today. As a social media advocate, I love the emphasis they've placed on Facebook and Twitter and the ease of navigating the site!
Check it out today: Jamie Earp for NC House 34.
