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The Politics of Faith and Fusion

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By Lou Dubose
| The Washington Spectator Verified
Raleigh, North Carolina From a distance, North Carolina’s Moral Monday Movement reads like a spontaneous reaction to Republican Governor Pat McCrory and the Republican supermajorities that control the General Assembly. Before adjourning this past September, North Carolina’s Tea Party-dominated General Assembly eliminated 5,200 teaching positions and 4,580 teacher assistants, they cut pre-K classes for 30,000 preschoolers and diverted $10 million to a school voucher program.
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Jan Reid, Author at Texas Monthly

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By Jan Reid, Don Roth, Lou Dubose, Shawn Sahm
| Texas Monthly Verified
Gruene Peace Jan 20, 2013 — By Jan Reid A historic dance hall, the cypress-shaded Guadalupe, a couple of rustic inns: A great weekend getaway awaits you less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio. 2. Ronnie Earle Jan 20, 2013 — By Jan Reid The long arm of the law is getting longer every day—and reaching into the Capitol.
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Karl Rove, Partisan Judges, and Corruption in Alabama

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By Lou Dubose
| The Washington Spectator Verified
On June 28, 2007, Don Siegelman made his final appearance in U.S. District Court Judge Mark Everett Fuller’s courtroom. The former secretary of state, attorney general, lieutenant governor, and governor of Alabama was in leg-irons, handcuffs, and a jailhouse jumpsuit, as directed by the judge. Appointed to the bench by George W.
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