Well, this is embarrassing
Here we are trying to give away $250 to anyone who can demonstrate that Richard Burr has led something of significance in his 16 years in Congress, and after four long days, we've received only one entry that's even close to a legitimate contribution. Given that nearly 5,000 people check out BlueNC every week, I'm struck by the silence on this question.
What's the problem?
- Is Burr's record so obviously bankrupt that no one will even entertain trying to defend him?
- Do people feel like the submissions won't get a fair shake? Note, the plan is to post all submissions in a poll and let anyone (not just registered members) vote on which piece of legislation is most significant.
Help me out here, folks.
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In case you want to win
Richard Burr's own website is a good place to start.
Sponsored legislation
Voting record
Give me until November
and I'll have an entry on how his actions helped us elect a progressive senator ;)
Jake, I don't say this often, but you're wrong
Apparently, Elaine Marshall is already in the Senate, at least according to a NRSC google ad:
Richard Burr has done so little, not even the GOP knows he's in Washington.
I always wanted to be the avenging cowboy hero—that lone voice in the wilderness, fighting corruption and evil wherever I found it, and standing for freedom, truth and justice. - Bill Hicks
Me thinks someone is confusing ....
... the NC Senate with the US Senate.
Environmental Defense Fund
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If I were a betting man,
I would bet they (the NRSC) know exactly what they're doing. Repubs in Boise and Birmingham (I'm in a "B" mood) who see that ad will assume she is an incumbent (U.S. Senate) Democrat, and contribute accordingly.
You know, I like your line of thinking.
It paints republicans as either oblivious as to what's really going on or as conniving liars. Well done!!
Environmental Defense Fund
Cell phones will be to the 21st century what tobacco was to the 20th.