4 Gubernatorial Candidates Pander to the NAACP

By: The Unreconstructed Southerner

Well it would seem that the NAACP is demanding it’s annual tribute of white liberals and politically correct Republicans to come and kowtow to their demands. Richard Moore, Beverly Perdue, and Dennis Nielson come as no surprise being that the leadership of the Democratic Party is so beholden to the black vote that of course they are going to ask how high whenever the NAACP says jump.  Funny how Richard Moore can’t even devote 1 word on his campaign website to our Third World Invasion but finds plenty of space to address the issue of Darfur.  Now folks maybe I might be lacking in compassion but I fail to see how an ethnic civil war 6,000 miles away surpasses illegal aliens coming into my state not even 5 miles away from my home.  Hopefully the Republicans can wise up and address this oversight on Richard Moore’s part.

One Republican that won’t be addressing that is Bob Orr who was the only Republican candidate to show up to the NAACP forum.  Shame on Mr. Orr who should have read their mission statement which reads like Karl Marx.  Universal healthcare, ethnic solidarity with Latinos, poverty initiatives, and an elimination of the death penalty are but a few items on that list.  Mr. Orr deserves neither respect nor votes for his politically correct pandering to this anti-white hate group.   And while he didn’t show up at the forum neither does Bill Graham who supports affirmative action in determining admission into the University of North Carolina system.  What has our state come to when all we have are candidates such as this?

Pat McCrory Exhibits Holier Than Thou Attitude

By:  The Unreconstructed Southerner

Charlotte mayor Pat McCrory is set to announce his entry into the Republican gubernatorial primary this week and already one begins to smell a rat.  While bold and correct to point out the disorderly nature of mobs of black youths and their disruption of Charlotte public events, McCrory has and continues to exhibit an attitude on immigration that would make Giuliani, Huckabee, and maybe even McCain proud.  As mayor McCrory has steadfastly refused to allow Charlotte police to crackdown on illegal aliens saying that it would isolate a large portion of the community, an argument most cited by Rudy Giuliani in defense of his sanctuary city policy.

While McCrory may have proven an able administrator of Charlotte, his attitude on immigration and lack of a true platform we can support should exclude him from the list of Republicans deserving our support in the primary or the November election.  Our state is in crisis mode with at least 300,000 foreign invaders roaming our streets, mowing down people on our highways, and giving Latin America’s only tangible export of higher crime.  North Carolina needs a governor who is willing to crackdown in the manner that Oklahoma, Arizona, and Georgia have and run these Third World Invaders out of town.  Pat McCrory is proving more and more that he is not that man.

Reject Bill Graham

By: The Unreconstructed Southerner

As the new year dawns the primaries are coming up for gubernatorial election in the Old North State. Now I won’t even bother to comment on the Democrats as both are left wing, pander to the NAACP types. For the Republican race we are presented with three choices, none of whom are very exciting but 2 out of the 3 sing our tune on immigration. Those two are State Sen. Fred Smith and activist Bill Graham. Now this is no endorsement of Fred Smith by any means but Bill Graham would be bad news for North Carolina if he were to get the nomination.

Bill Graham has a history of donating money to the Democrats who got our state into the mess that it is in, including Mike Easely and other left wing judicial candidates. This enough is proof that he is not the dyed in the wool conservative that he claims to be. Yet the most egregious stance of Bill Graham is his support of affirmative action. For some reason Graham thinks that it is ok that a white student ought to be denied a spot at a university to promote that scourge called diversity and multiculturalism. It’s not enough that the Democrats promote that mess but Republicans too decide to go weak kneed on the issue. It’s time we had a candidate that stood up for our people and Bill Graham isn’t it. I hope that all of our members and any other readers will decide to reject Bill Graham as unfit for office in North Carolina.