Issues
June 09, 2011 JProperty Rights
The Lee County Boards of Education and Commissioners should hold Lee County School Superintendent Jeffrey Moss accountable after he instructed the 3rd grade class of Representative Mike Stones daughter to write letters to Mr. Stone in opposition of the recently passed no tax increase state budget.
As first reported by WRAL and the Carolina Journal:
Freshman Republican lawmaker Mike Stone says his daughter was used against him when a public school teacher instructed her and her classmates to contact elected officials in opposition to budget cuts.
June 07, 2011 JBanking & Financial Services
I write to you to ask you to contact your North Carolina State House member in support of House Bill 315, the Taxpayer Information Act. House Bill 315 is a bill that brings SUNSHINE to state and local government debt.
June 07, 2011 JHealthcare & entitlements
Going after the Children of Lawmakers Goes Too Far; Jeffrey Moss Must Go
North Carolina State Director of Americans for Prosperity Dallas Woodhouse and Lee County chapter leader Lloyd Jennings today called for the immediate firing of Lee County School Superintendent Jeffrey Moss after he instructed the 3rd grade class of Representative Mike Stones daughter to write letters to Mr. Stone in opposition of the recently passed no tax increase state budget.
As first reported by WRAL and the Carolina Journal:
June 01, 2011 JProperty Rights
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.
May 24, 2011 JBanking & Financial Services
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Katie Trout (919) 834-2099
Katie.Trout@nccivitas.org
Civitas Poll: Voters Say Raise Taxes in 2011, Pay the Price in 2012
Raleigh, N.C. - Voters say they would be less likely to vote for a legislator in 2012 who voted for a tax increase. As the General Assembly finalizes the 2011-2012 budget proposal, a new poll released today by the Civitas Institute shows strong opposition to new taxes. The poll also found 75 percent of voters oppose a plan by Gov. Bev Perdue to raise taxes by $800 million dollars.
