Cross-posted in the Concord Standard
It was a year ago this week that Cabarrus County Commissioner Coy Privette was arrested on six counts of aiding and abetting prostitution. While most readers remember the highlights - the most poignant and often overlooked observation to follow in the wake of the Privette Scandal came from one of his [...]
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This past Monday, the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners voted to not adjust the tax rate to coincide with the recent revaluation.
Coy Privette said we Republicans needed to “repent” as he voted against it.
I’ll just leave it to y’all to chew on that one.
So, the question is - could they have cut taxes?
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First, check out this article from last week’s Independent Tribune.
Now, answer these questions:
1) Why do local Democrats REALLY want district representation?
2) Why is it so important to Coy Privette to push the election of the proposed commissioners seats until 2010?
For background: here are the two bills filed in the General Assembly: Executive Board Option and [...]
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Tags: Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners · Cabarrus Politics
Everybody you talk to these days wants to talk about growth. It is, I believe, the number one issue for the 2008 election cycle. School requirements, road needs, and tax issues are all directly related to how we handle growth. First, I want to explain some of the facts surrounding [...]
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Tags: Cabarrus Communities · Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners · Cabarrus Politics · Current Events
February 5th, 2008 · Comments Off
The reason given by Cabarrus County Commissioner Coy Privette not leaving his office: the local GOP didn’t provide him with an appropriate successor.
This is hogwash, and I hope to demonstrate as to why with these three facts.
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February 4th, 2008 · Comments Off
This January, Coy Privette announced his decision to stay on the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. It was considered such a non-news item that some local outlets put in their print editions; but not on the Web.
That followed a statement Privette made three months ago (in late October) that he might leave if the [...]
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Tags: Ancient History · Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners · Cabarrus Politics
In the attached video, the Bishop shows up - he’s always too late. After a couple of years of reading stuff from the John Locke Foundation (JLF), I’ve noticed that they normally offer their criticisms after a decision is made - but are absent during the process.
While it’s not [...]
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December 5th, 2007 · Comments Off
If you haven’t noticed, others have been doing more writing on there than me, and that’s great. I’d like to do a quick roundup.
Sid Rauch gives us yet another reason why Coy should call it quits.
I think our District Attorney should reinstate the Cabarrus County charges related to his false police report and other [...]
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Tags: About "The Cheap Seats" · Ancient History · Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners · Cabarrus Politics · Personal Experiences
Coy Privette and a close following of 11 or so puppets have tried to abuse the term conservative republican. They might be registered republicans, but they are far, far away of being conservative — either fiscal or religious. Fiscally, when Privette controlled the majority of commissioners, they depleted local reserves and accumulated vast sums of [...]
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November 26th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Chuck Norris Approved
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