Some of y'all need to realize that we have to get behind the winner of the primaries.
Others of y'all need to realize that the primary in NC has been moved up to March 3 - less than 7 weeks away!
I've been involved in Orange County since 1988, and in that time I have never met anyone more committed to promoting social justice and protecting the environment than Mark Marcoplos.
On March 3, Please join me... https://t.co/c8hbks2QeV
Re: Silent Sam litigation, I think that if UNC and the SCV didn't disclose to the Judge that there was no actual dispute (and no actual basis for a lawsuit), then the Judge could sua sponte invoke NC Rule of Civil... https://t.co/zmFJ4uUj5C
What seems really strange to me about the Silent Sam settlement is that, as far as I know, the UNC BOG could have taken essentially the same action (endowing Silent Sam with $2.5M) without any Consent Decree. So... https://t.co/AIwPEkvdKn
On what basis do the Sons of Confederate Veterans make claims against UNC? I don't see anything in the monument statute that gives anyone a right to sue.
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How the Vietnam War Changed Chapel Hill Town Government
The US drafted 18, 19 and 20 year old young men to fight in Vietnam even though they weren't allowed to vote for the people who decided to send them there. The... https://t.co/exvAoRcoQd
All kinds of respect to my FB friends with strong opinions icons, but personally I care about this country and am voting for the Democratic nominee #NoMatterWhat.
Is it just me or was there a (short-lived) TV show in the 1980's with a similar premise to the movie Yesterday? (I.e the main characters were mysteriously transported into a world where the Beatles had never existed and decided to perform their songs.)
The only media outlet that bothered to send a reporter to yesterday's recount at the Board of Elections was The Daily Tar Heel. https://t.co/GbZUuUH4OD
Today's Chapel Hill Town Council recount found just three ballots had been previously miscounted (out of over 10,000). That means the error rate from the official canvas was less than 0.03% and resulted in a net... https://t.co/6y8XrbDLqN
Mark Kleinschmidt and Charles Blackwood (with help from many others) put on a wonderful reception today for the NC Supreme Court. The court is celebrating its bicentennial by holding court in many counties across NC, including oral argument this morning in Hillsborough.