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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2011
Page
2
A manifesto asserts readers seek freedom through personal responsibility and self rule. It proclaims all people are equally endowed by their Creator with rights to life and property, arguing freedom comes from individuals controlling what they produce and preserving it for themselves and others.
The Denver crowd at Abraham Lincoln High School hears President Obama touted a 450 billion stimulus while critics warn the measure creates a planned economy. Opponents argue long term unemployment incentives harm job creation and that charity funding would drop under new tax rules. They condemn government funding as eroding wealth and market incentives.
Governor Perdue suggested suspending congressional elections for two years to reduce partisanship and free lawmakers to focus on national recovery. The remark drew swift pushback and clarifications from aides, with critics lampooning it as hyperbole and raising questions about electoral politics in North Carolina.
The speaker notes rising fuel prices push transport back to rail, recalls Warren Buffett's Burlington Northern buy as a hint, and comments that those who gambled may now face consequences. Despite hardships, trains bring a comforting rhythm for travelers away from home.
A compilation of NC state figures with offices and roles including Sen Jim Forrester and Sen Kathy Harrington, Rep William Current, Rep John Torbett, and others. Details cover legislative addresses for Raleigh and district office phones, plus specified occupations such as physician, real estate broker, dentist, and VP business development.
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