Governor Perdue's Decision to Retire Reflects Bad Policies

Thursday, January 26th 2012
by Adam Nicholson

Share

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, January 26, 2012
CONTACT: Dallas Woodhouse at DWoodhouse@afphq.org or (919) 671-1050

Gov. Perdue's Decision to Retire Reflects Bad Policies

According to the Washington Post, Governor Bev Perdue will announce today that she will not seek re-election this fall. The announcement expected to come later today comes just one week after her ill-timed proposal to raise $800 million in taxes.

Americans for Prosperity – North Carolina State Director Dallas Woodhouse released the following statement:

“Governor Perdue has relentlessly pursued an agenda of higher taxes and bigger government. Her opposition to free-market reforms such as allowing temporary sales and income tax hikes to expire, medical malpractice reform, regulatory reform, and the energy jobs act, has simply made her unelectable."

“Bad policy makes bad politics. Her decision today is a reflection of her failed policy positions.”

READ MORE

AFP applauds NC Senate Leader Berger for Stopping Corrupt Perdue Deal

Thursday, October 6th 2011
by bgilbert
in Spending, Limited Government

Share

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, October 7, 2011
Contact: Dallas Woodhouse, (919) 671-1050

AFP applauds NC Senate Leader Berger for Stopping Corrupt Perdue Deal

AFP North Carolina State Director Dallas Woodhouse issued the following statement:

<

div align="center">“Americans for Prosperity applauds State Senator Phil Berger for stopping the corrupt taxpayer fleecing once known as “Project Soccer.” This deal was corrupt on its face. The project would have enriched Governor Perdue’s supporters while leaving taxpayers with the bill. The fact that Governor Perdue is so reckless with taxpayer money and so little concerned with ethics should concern all North Carolina citizens.

READ MORE

Statement on Brave New Films – “Why do the Koch brothers want to end public education?”

Tuesday, August 16th 2011
by rmyslinski

Share

Please click through to read the full statement.

READ MORE
123456789…next ›last »