Raleigh, NC – In response to Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger’s challenge to Gov. Bev Perdue to a public debate over her plan to raise taxes by more than $750 million, Americans for Prosperity today offered to host the debate and pay for the event with private funds.

“This is an important issue that is very important to taxpayers and we agree that the issue needs full debate. Americans for Prosperity is willing to host the debate at a location that both sides agree to utilize. We will offer to shoulder the costs of the event as a public service to the citizens of North Carolina.”

Dallas Woodhouse
Americans for Prosperity-North Carolina State Director

200 West Morgan Street, Suite 100
Raleigh NC 27601

919 839 1011 ext 3
919 671 1050 cell

dallas.woodhouse@afphq.org

This week the General Assembly will be debating two important bills that if passed will help create jobs in North Carolina.

First, the North Carolina General Assembly will be debating an important bill that will create jobs by expanding credit options for North Carolina businesses and families.

Large banks and groups such as the A.A.R.P, N.A.A.C.P, and the AFL-CIO oppose this common-sense legislation so they can limit consumer options to their OWN high interest fee, high late fee, and credit cards.

Americans for Prosperity fully supports House Bill 810 and SB 761.

Americans for Prosperity of the Greater Wilmington Area
in conjunction with
We the People of Brunswick County and the NC 7th Congressional District GOP
will sponsor

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div align="center">A Citizens’ Constitutional Workshop
presented by the John Locke Foundation
Saturday, April 2, 2011
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Brunswick Community College
Main Campus
50 College Road, NE
Bolivia, NC 28462
Building A, Room A-231
Cost is $10 which includes lunch.
Everyone is Welcome—Open to the Public