Harry Taylor

We have a myriad opportunities for change this year. We can put Larry Kissell over the top, and I'm sure we can find a Democratic upset out there, somewhere. Our goal should be to make the North Carolina Republican Congressional Delegation the easiest to remember in the South - because there will only be 4 Congressmen and 1 Senator after this year.

So why not help out and see if we can get over 100 by the fundraising deadline? If you gave your 10 for Jim, maybe you can give 20 to Hagan. Or do what RobertP does, and cut out that pizza dinner this week. But whatever you do, lets give the media a story they can't ignore - well-funded Democrats prepared for victory in November.

Rep. Myrick voted NO to extend unemployment benefits for NC workers

In a publicity stunt, Sue Myrick claims that the answer to high gas prices is to drill off the coast of North Carolina. What Myrick won’t say is that her proposal will not reduce the price of gas one single penny.

In just a couple hours Harry Taylor, candidate for NC-09 will be joining the group for a live blog at EENRblog.com. Harry Taylor was one of the first endorsed candidates by the bloggers of EENR and we're excited to have a conversation with hopefully the soon to be Congressman Taylor! I know that Harry has live blogged with us here at BlueNC, and I wanted to give you all the opportunity to ask any follow up questions you might have for Harry, or to just enjoy his unique wit.

If you want to join us, please accept this invitation to drop by and by all means get ready to ask Harry any questions you might have.

Thank You BlueNC!

We won Tuesday's primary !

The Charlotte Observer endorsed Harry Taylor today in the Democratic primary for NC-09!

Last weekend I attended an event that was also attended by US Congressional Candidate for the 9th District, Harry Taylor. This video includes the clips from that event.

On April 6, 2006 George W. Bush convened a town hall meeting at Central Piedmont Community College in downtown Charlote, North Carolina. He expected a very favorable, controlled setting for his own self-glorification.

If different in any way from fourscore and seven similar gatherings elsewhere in the country, Bush expected the people of the central Carolinas area to be especially welcoming of his talk of necessary sacrifices and defense of freedom.

He expected a Norman Rockwell moment. Boy, did he get one.

“In my lifetime, I have never felt more ashamed of, nor more frightened by my leadership in Washington, including the presidency...I feel like despite your rhetoric, that compassion and common sense have been left far behind during your administration, and I would hope from time to time that you have the humility and the grace to be ashamed of yourself.”
Harry Taylor to President George W. Bush at a Town Hall Meeting in Charlotte, NC, April 2006