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your support. All Right, so, North Carolina's governor has now

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waded into a Democrat primary here in Charlotte. The primary

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is the Democrat primary for state House seat that is

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currently held by Carla Cunningham. We've talked about Carla Cunningham

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in the context of her signing on to the petition

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to oust the Mecklamburg County sheriff, Gary not My Fault McFadden.

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She alleges that he called her and attempted attempted to

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intimidate her and extort her vote on House Bill three eighteen,

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which would require greater cooperation between the sheriff's office and

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all sheriffs in the state with ice Because Gary Not

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My Fault McFadden originally ran for office and won on

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a platform of not cooperating with ICE, and he has

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in his two terms so far he has fulfilled that

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campaign promise, so credit to him. Right. He ran around

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on the campaign trail promising to scrap the two eighty

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seven G program, and he did. He ran around promising

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that he would not cooperate with ICE, and he did

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not like. He refused to work with them, and that's

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how we ended up with people getting released who were criminal,

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illegal aliens that ICE wanted to deport and were unable

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to do so because Gary let them walk even though

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Ice had asked them at the Sheriff's office hold on

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to these people for an extra forty eight hours with

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this detainer request, and Gary said, I'm not going to

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honor your detainer requests. And then when House Built ten

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was passed about two years ago, saying hey, you gotta

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honor their requests, he then would not call them to

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let ICE know that somebody was about to be let go,

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so they had to tighten that up as well. That

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was House Built three eighteen, and Carla Cunningham broke ranks

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with all of her fellow Democrats in the House to

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vote for House Built three eighteen and broke rank with

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the Democrats to override Governor Josh Stein's veto of House

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Built three eighteen, only Democrat to do so. So, now

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Governor Stein wants to see her primaried. He wants her

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to be defeated so they can get a Democrat in

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there that's going to be loyal to Democrats, that's going

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to vote lockstep with Democrats on every single issue, particularly

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when it comes to overriding one of his vetos, maybe

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even particularly when it comes to immigration and customs enforcement.

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So there was a Council of State meeting the other day,

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and Council of State is these are the ten elected offices,

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statewide elected offices. They make up the Council of State.

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They have regular meetings, I think like once a month

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or something. And this is the you know, governor, Lieutenant governor,

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Attorney General, Secretary of State, Insurance commissioner, Labor commissioner, like

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all of the treasurer, the auditor, all of those statewide

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elected seats. And there were ten of them, and I

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believe right now it is a five to five split

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Democrat to Republican I think. Anyway, after this meeting, Stein

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was asked about his endorsement. So here is the story

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out of the News and Observer, reported by Dawn Baumgartner. Vaughan,

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North Carolina's governor says that he stepped into a Democratic

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primary election to endorse a challenger because of a floor

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speech during a contentious veto override vote on an immigration bill. Okay,

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so it's not her vote. According to this reporting, Stein

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didn't endorse Cunningham's challenger, Rodney Sadler, who is a he's

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an act, Reverend William Barber of the Moral Monday Movement,

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the Momomo right, So we are to believe that it's

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not because she crossed Stein and voted to override his veto.

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That's not the reason. It's because she made a comment

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during her floor speech. Okay. I don't believe that, not

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for a minute. First off, the floor speech occurred six

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months ago. Okay, six months ago. Stein could have come

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out with an endorsement at any point after candidate filing.

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He did not. He's only doing it now after she

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attaches her name to the petition to remove Gary McFadden.

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So I don't know if Stein has been briefed on

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you know, how awful the sheriff is and how legitimate,

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these accusations are or anything like that. But this story

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that he's telling that it's based on her comments made

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from the floor, I don't buy that. What I believe

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is it's because she voted to override his veto and

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he needs every single Democrat in the House to stay

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in line. Roy Cooper did this as well, and kudos

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to the reporter at the News and Observer for pointing

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this out as well. Stein did not rule out making

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more endorsements in legislative races. He's not the first governor

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to endorse a challenger in his own parties primary for

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a seat in the General Assembly. His predecessor, Roy Cooper

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aka my good friend Ray, endorsed the opponent of former

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Senator Kirk Devier, a woman by the name of val Applewhite,

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who went on to win the election and still holds

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that seat because Devier had crossed Cooper by voting to

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override his vetos, including a bill to reopen schools during

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the pandemic, which was the correct vote. Right, But you're

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not allowed to cast a correct vote if a governor's

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veto is on the line, So think about that. Roy

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Cooper primaried a Democrat a fellow Democrat in order to

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keep schools closed. That's what he did. Okay. Now I

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don't know if anybody's going to care as he's running

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for US Senate, but that's the kind of fall in

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line Democrat machine politician Roy Cooper is. And there were

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a lot of people that were wondering whether Josh Stein

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would operate in a similar fashion. And I believe we

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have our answer now. Yes, Stein looks to be like

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he is trying to take control of the Democrat party

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machine apparatus, and this is how you do that. And

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for the people who are new to town and aren't

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aware of the historical nature of the Democrat Party in

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North Carolina, I will point out machine politics is how

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Democrats controlled this state for a century and a half

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after the Civil War. Okay, that's how they rose to power.

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It's how they maintained their power patronage spoil system so

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like you couldn't get a state job unless you were

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a Democrat and then made donations to Democrat politicians. You

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couldn't get jobs at the local level, like everything was

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on lockdown these The Democrat political machine was so powerful

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it stayed in power for a century and a half. Okay,

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and they only lost that power in twenty ten.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 1: So that's the history, the history of the Democrat Party.

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The machinery still exists, not as powerful as it once was,

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but it still exists. So Stein endorsed this guy, Reverend

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Rodney Sadler. Steinhold reporters yesterday after a Council of State

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meeting that he could not endorse her because of her

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speech during the veto override debate. I will play for

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you what she said, and then I will read to

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you what he said. She said. They're different, all right.

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If you're listening to this show, you know I try

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let me go back to this News and Observer piece

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by Dawn Vaughan. The headline is that Democrats speech on

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immigrants led NC governor to intervene in primary. He says,

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I say, I'm not buying that explanation. My opinion, my

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speculation is he's primary. He wants to primary Carla Cunningham

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from Charlotte because she voted against his veto. She voted

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to override his veto. She was the deciding vote, the

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only Democrat to break ranks on House Bill three eighteen. Okay,

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this is the same bill back in July that our

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sheriff may or may not have threatened her over. That's

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the subject of her complaint that she filed against the

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sheriff as part of the petition to remove him from office. Okay,

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so that's the backdrop. And of all days, Stein chooses

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the day that Cunningham appears in this petition to announce

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that he's endorsing her opponent. Stein said he endorsed Cunningham's

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primary challenger because quote, I want to have the best

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General Assembly that we possibly can have, one that is

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committed to moving North Carolina forward, to creating opportunity for

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more folks, to embracing this value that everybody deserves a

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shot in this state. And Reverend Sadler, I think is

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great and he embraces that vision as well. I suspect

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that Carla Cunningham would agree with all of that. See

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I'm not buying this as an explanation. It doesn't have

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the ring of truth to it. He then says, Representative Cunningham,

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you heard the same speech I did on the floor

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where she said that some people are better than other people,

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and that is not something I can endorse. Okay, Carla

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Cunningham did not say that. She did not say that.

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And I have been dragging democrats, one of whom appeared

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on this very program local state representative or state senator

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who made this same accusation that this her comments have

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no place in the Democrat Party, no place in North

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Carolina discourse or whatever. She did not say that some

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people are better than others. She said not all cultures

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are equal, and that is true. She is one hundred

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percent correct on that. And when I had that state

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senator in here, what's his name, ted Drose something or other,

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I forget his last name. But when I had him

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on the show, and I asked him to explain that,

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explain what she said, why what she said was wrong?

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And I asked him, do you think all cultures are equal?

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to support your assertion, then she is correct. And he

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could not. He refused to do so. He said, oh,

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it's in the context of the debate we were having,

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and he never answered it because he can't because if

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you were to claim that all cultures are equal, people

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would know that's not true. And he knows it's not true.

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Stein knows that's not true. Anybody with half a thinking

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brain knows that's not true. So that's why I suspect

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has to reframe this with a lie. Stein is lying

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where she says that some people are better than other people,

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not what she said. Now, if she had said that,

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that's not a defensible position. Although some people are better

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than other people, right, But if you're just making a

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sweeping generalization about like all people of this kind or

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all people of that kind, like, that's not defensible. But

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specific individuals, yeah, i'd say so, Like, for example, I

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would submit that, hmm, mother Teresa is better than Adolf Hitler.

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I feel like I'm on some pretty firm ground on

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that one. No, So like that would be an indication

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that what Stein is saying here where she said some

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people are better than other people, some people are better

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than other people in that context individually. But Carla Cunningham

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didn't say that either. She said not all cultures are equal.

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And again that's true. And I went over examples of this.

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I listed various examples of how some cultures are not

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very good. They don't have things about them that I

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would prefer to adopt here in America. For example, I

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don't think we should bury women up to their necks

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and stone them to death on mere accusations of infidelity.

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So like that's my personal preference, to be sure. But

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I would say that you could even make all sorts

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of arguments from a philosophical, from a religious, or from

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just an ethical standpoint, that as a cultural feature, stoning

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women to death on accusations of infidelity is not a

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cultural norm that is superior to our cultural norm of

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not stoning women to death for infidelity or allegations of such. Also,

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here's another one. I don't think that as far as

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a cultural norm goes, I don't think we should toss

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gay people off of rooftops if that's part of your culture.

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I don't think that that is a winning cultural feature.

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I find that to be indefensible. So when Carla Cunningham

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says something to the effect of not all cultures are equal,

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then what's the problem? Oh, but it's the context of

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the argument that you know. No, it's that she voted

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to override his veto in order to get Mecklimber County

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Sheriff Gary not my fault McFadden to cooperate with Ice

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to legislate cooperation. That's what has angered Josh Stein that

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dot co slash audio limited time offer. So Governor Stein

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says that he's endorsing a Democrat challenger against the Democrat

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incumbent Carla Cunningham here in Mecklenburg County because of her

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floor speech from six months ago, where he claims that

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she said some people are better than other people and

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that's not something I can endorse. She did not say that. Actually,

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here is what she actually said during the floor speech.

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Speaker 2: First, as a people, we need to recognize that is

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not just the numbers that matter, but also where the

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immigrants come from and the culture they bring with them

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to another country.

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Speaker 1: Correct.

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Speaker 2: As the social scientists, all cultures are not equal. Some

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immigrants come and believe they can function in isolation, refusing

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to adapt. They have come to our country for many reasons,

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but I suggest they must assimilate, adapt to the culture

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of the country they wish to live in.

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Speaker 1: She is correct. Everything she said there is correct. There

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are groups that come to America that come from a

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culture that is not at all like the existing American culture,

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and they refuse to assimilate. And if you want a

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good recent example, the Somali population in Minneapolis. This has

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been well documented. It is isolated, insulated. They do not adapt,

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they do not assimilate. Right, and might even posit that

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a cultural norm of piracy and stealing from the government

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and defrauding the government because you come from a war

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torn country and so the culture is you do whatever

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you have to do and there are no real laws

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because it's a war torn country with very little law

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enforcement or yeah or government control. That when they arrive

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here and they don't assimilate, they will engage in some

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of those same cultural practices that they had in their

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home country. Right. Carla Cunningham is correct. In her floor speech,

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she went on to say, this.

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Speaker 2: Is this not your country. This is my country, with

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the good and the not so good. This is my country,

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tears a bee. Now, if you want to adapt to

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my country, not isolate yourself, and come here legally, I'll

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welcome you.

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Speaker 1: Oh there is the problem. I think that was the problem.

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She said, If you want to come to this country, adapt, assimilate,

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and come here legally, that's the problem. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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You're a democrat we're not. We don't make distinctions between

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legal and illegal. Right, But that is the key here.

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She's talking about illegal immigration, and she's talking about the

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refusal from by some people who come here to assimilate,

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to acculturate, to adopt the ways of the host country. Okay,

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if you go and visit somebody's house and they're like, hey,

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take your shoes off when you come into my house. Look,

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I don't have that rule in my house. But if

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I did, or I went to somebody's house who said

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take your shoes off when you come into the house, right,

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I would expect to be thrown out of the house

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if I don't assimilate. Right, I either follow their rules

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it's their home, or I can leave. This is basic stuff. Well,

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Cunningham has now apologized. All of the crap that Democrats

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have been hurling at her for the last six months

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seems to have broken her. She on her website posted

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a video where she apologizes.

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Speaker 3: Hi, I'm North Carolina State Representative Carla Cunningham to my

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constituents and our Charlotte community. We see divisiveness and disunity

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all around us. That's why I need to address an

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important matter. There was a spirit of disharmony that surrounded

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me before I voted on House Billed three eighteen. In

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the days and the hours leading up to my speech,

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I had received so threats from elected officials and community leaders.

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This intimidation and bullying included a high level danger that

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prompted the House Speaker to provide me with law enforcement protection.

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I was shaken to my core in this state. I

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said things that offended members of the community. And I

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take full accountability for my words and my actions, and

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I sincerely apologize throughout my life.

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Speaker 1: Okay, And then she goes on to talk about all

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the stuff that she's done and how you know she

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should win, you know, be re elected in all of that.

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So she sincerely apologizes because she was getting death threats,

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she was being intimidated, she's being harassed by the left.

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By the way, that's by her own party, which you'll

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recall Tricia Cotham, former Democrat who flipped and became a Republican.

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She said the same stuff when she crossed Democrats on

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I believe it was the school voucher vote. This is

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the kind of abuse that she was subjected to see

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when people who are insulated in the Democrat bubble, you know,

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and they're all pals and chums and allies with all

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of these leftist moonbats. They don't they don't get this

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kind of abuse. People on the right, we're used to it.

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We've been getting this abuse for thirty years. Me personally,

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I can tell you I've been getting this abuse for

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all well twenty five years. Okay, so after a while,

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you develop a pretty thick skin on this stuff. But

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for Democrats, they don't get this kind of abuse. And

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then you go off the reservation for one vote, you

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have a difference of opinion on a single vote, and

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the damn breaks and all of a sudden you feel

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what people on the right field this is. I remember

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talking to a fella up in Ashville who had run

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for the Asheville City Council and he was a Republican.

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Mark was his name, and he said when he filed

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to run, he was dragged savagely by the leftist brigade

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up in the Asheville area. And he's like, no, wonder,

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Republicans don't want to run for office. This is the

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kind of abuse that they get subjected to. That's why

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I call it Democrat privilege. They don't get this kind

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of stuff. And then there's the Charlotte Observer, their deputy

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opinion editor page Maston headline, and embattled Carla Cunningham makes

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curious accusations against Mecklemburg sheriff. Curious accusations. Again, as I

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said earlier, I could describe the accusations that as a

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lot of different things, but curious would not be a

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word that I would ever think to use. It's not

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curious at all. In fact, you just heard the apology

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from Cunningham and she references the intimidation from local officials.

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That's McFadden. She's talking about McFadden there, and she outlines

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the accusations in the petition filed with the court. So

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here's what Maston writes. In an unusual clash between two

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embattled politicians. North Carolina Representative Carla Cunningham has joined a

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petition attempting to remove McFadden from office. The filing alleges

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McFadden threatened Cunningham last year as she was facing criticism

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for supporting a controversial immigration enforcement bill, which McFadden vocally opposed.

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Cunningham ultimately voted to override Governor Josh Stein's veto of

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that bill. And she drew sharp criticism for a floor

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each in which she claimed immigration is quote destabilizing our communities.

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True and that all cultures are not equal. Also true.

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She was talking about mass illegal immigration and immigration of

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populations that refuse to assimilate.

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Speaker 3: See.

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Speaker 1: So many of our debates are filled with wasted time

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program a tweet from Sarah who says, josh Stein has

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the same position as Cunningham's speech, and he thinks that

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Democrats have better values and ideals than Republicans. Right, he

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thinks that Democrat values are better, So he's a hypocrite. Yeah,

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this is why I don't believe his cover story here

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that six after a speech on the House floor where

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Democrats clutched all of the pearls within arms distance. Six

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months later, josh Stein then turns around and says, that's

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the reason I'm not endorsing her. I don't believe it.

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I believe he's not endorsing her because she voted to

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override his veto. Now back to the piece at the

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Charlotte Observer by the Deputy opinion editor Paige Maston. According

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to the petition that was filed to remove Mecklamber County

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Sheriff Gary not my fault McFadden. Cunningham feared for her

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safety after a conversation with McFadden in which the sheriff

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said the people of Mecklamberg County would come after her

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if she voted to override the governor's veto. The filing

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says that, based on McFadden's tone and manner of delivery,

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Cunningham believed he was referring to physical harm and not

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political opposition.

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Speaker 3: Well.

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Speaker 1: Yes, Also for the fact that she had had threats

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against her that prompted the Speaker of the House to

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provide her with a security detail while in Raleigh, she

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had to go and hire a private security force here

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back home in Charlotte. So that's part of the equation

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here too. It's not just that, oh, well, she may

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have misinterpreted what he said. And by the way, I'm

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old enough to remember when all of the training modules

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were telling everybody that it doesn't matter if you intended

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to offend somebody with something that you say. The only

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thing that matters is how it is received by the

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offended person. That was the standard, that was the woke

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left standard in corporate settings, in public communications on social media,

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if you said something that some hyper sensitive, emotional basket

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case took as an insult or offensive or something, then

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you were to blame for that. That was your standard, lefties,

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your standard. That was like three years ago, okay, which,

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by the way, is why nobody believes any of your crap.

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Now we just don't. We are done playing this game.

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Just done. And by the way, you also prompted the

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rise of people, these edge lords who now just seek

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to offend because they think it's funny, because now it's like, okay,

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everything was offensive, so now let's just go ahead and

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just be as offensive as possible. The filing also claims

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McFadden told Cunningham, I don't want to see you get hurt.

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You live in my county, which she understood to be

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a threat. Now, Paige Masden may not believe Cunningham's interpretation

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of McFadden's comments, I would tend to believe her, you

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know why, because I haven't been ignoring our sheriff's behavior

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with his own staff for the last eight years. He

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has told people have documented in the petition that was

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filed for his removal, but also in the resignation letters,

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the public statements, the interviews that former employees. I think

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there's probably I've got I don't know, seven or eight

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of them in my macfadden file over there, former employees

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who talked about how this is how the sheriff behaves.

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He says these things. Now, maybe he didn't mean it,

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but that's the way he comes across. That's the way

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he says this stuff. She took it to be a

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threat to change your vote, override the VET or don't

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override the veto fall in line with the Democrats, because

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I oppose House built three eighteen and it'd be a

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shame if something happened to you. I don't want to

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see you get hurt. You know, Meckelberg County people, they

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are going to come after you. These folks are going

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to come after you. She already had private security, and

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the sheriff is telling her, I don't want to see

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you get hurt. You live in my county, my county,

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it's his county. Both Cunningham and McFadden are running for reelection,

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Maston says, and will face competitive Democrat primaries in March. Cunningham,

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for her part, seems to be feeling the pressure, She

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posted a video her campaign website Sunday apologizing I played

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that clip. She said the comments that she made were

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influenced by the intimidation and bullying by macfadden she received

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prior to the vote. It's the second time in the

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past month she has tried to publicly walk back her comments,

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which she had previously defended. Meanwhile, Stein announced his endorsement

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of Charlotte Paster Rodney Sadler, one of her primary challengers.

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Which is why the timing of the petition and Cunningham's

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participation in it raises questions. Wait a minute, the petition

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came out on Monday, right, it was published Monday, sent

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out to media. Stein made his endorsement Monday. And you're

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telling me that the timing of Cunningham's presence in the petition,

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in the release of the petition, that the timing of

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that is suspicious, But not Stein's endorsement, which came after.

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What are you doing? Seriously, what are you even saying here?

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This is the line that McFadden has now seized on.

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Dare I say or maybe he's doing a little pouncing,

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but he's seizing on this and that's why you heard

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the comments last night at the forum where he's talking

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about how oh, this is an election cycle, smear campaign.

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These are lies. It's all about the election. It's been

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nearly six months since the vote and McFadden's alleged threats

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took place. Why is Cunningham just now choose to come

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forward about it less than two months before an election? Well,

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I already went over the timing. It's because McFadden slow

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walked his announcement that he was running for reelection. If

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he hadn't done that, then, if he hadn't announced he

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was running again, then there would be no petition to

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remove him. But the fact that he is running for

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reelection now, they filed the petition to get him out,

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and they did so immediately after the holiday season. It's

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a law firm. They're working through the holiday season. They

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did the work and looks like about four weeks. Did

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she attempt to contact the authorities about this potentially illegal

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act when it happened. If not, why does she have

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any proof beyond her own recollectioncy, Now here's the standard.

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You have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to me

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the media person before I believe all women, sorry, this

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woman right, oh, how the standards change when the politics

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require all Right, that'll do it for this episode. Thank

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