Brief reflections on the N.C. Alliance for Public Charter Schools’ conference
Yesterday I had the chance to facilitate a workshop at the N.C. Alliance for Public Charter Schools‘ inaugural conference in Raleigh. The topic was public relations strategies and tools, so I was wearing my Pioneer Strategies hat. I’ve posted a few pictures from the event on Facebook.
During the conference I had the chance to talk with people involved with charter schools throughout the state. It was interesting to hear the perspectives of people from a variety of political persuasions and backgrounds who, in spite of their other differences, all support and believe in public charter schools. I was glad to be able to support their cause by participating in the conference.
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NCGOP Video: Billion Dollar Bev and the Backbreakers
7th District GOP Chair calls on McIntyre to debate Republican opponent
The Republican candidates for U.S. Congress in North Carolina’s 7th District recently completed a series of pre-primary debates in nine southeastern North Carolina counties. The ninth and final pre-primary debate was held Saturday in Fayetteville. Frank Williams, Chairman of the N.C. 7th Congressional District Republican Party, today called on Congressman Mike McIntyre to ensure that Saturday’s debate is not the last Congressional debate in the 7th district this year.
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A Pre-Primary Note to Our Republican Candidates
Earlier today I sent the following note to the three Republican Congressional candidates in the 7th District, and to legislative candidates in contested primaries whose districts overlap with the 7th District.
Text of E-Mail:
May 3, 2010
Dear Candidate,
The primary election is upon us. The final votes will be cast tomorrow, and by Wednesday we will know which of you will carry the Republican Party’s banner this November (except in the case of any races that require runoffs).
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New NCGOP Web Ad
Video of the 7th District GOP Congressional Debate held Tuesday, April 20 in Wilmington
Conservative Energy on the Ground in Southeastern North Carolina
During the month of March I attended county GOP conventions in nine southeastern North Carolina counties. Everywhere I went, there were big crowds of enthusiastic conservatives ready to roll up their sleeves and work to take back our state and nation. This was true even in rural counties long dominated by Democrats.
In addition to attending nine county conventions, the 7th District Republican Party has held three debates among the Republican candidates for Congress. The first debate, held in Brunswick County, attracted over 200 people. The second and third debates, which were both held in rural, Democrat-dominated counties (Duplin and Columbus), each attracted around 50 people — a far cry from the phone booths in which many local Republican organizations were once able to meet.
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