Nov 30, 2017
Diane Sinclair and Ken Spaulding
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Diane Sinclair and Ken Spaulding
(Gordon Parks. 1954)
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Candidate Spaulding North Carolinians are voting for governor this year, and they have a choice in the Democratic primary. Attorney General Roy Cooper is considered the front-runner, and he has raised a great deal of money. The other Democrat running is Ken Spaulding of Durham. This is the man The Chronicle endorses for governor in the Democratic primary. Spaulding, an African-American, has experience as a legislator, so he knows how to deal with issues of concern to the people directly. In 1978, Spaulding was elected to the North Carolina House of Representatives, where he served until 1984. While there, he introduced and helped secure passage of the state’s first Rape Victim Assistance Program. He also pushed for literacy achievement for adults throughout North Carolina, introduced and helped pass legislation that allowed public housing residents the opportunity to serve and vote on local Housing Authority Boards. He also has served on the North Carolina Board of Transportation. Spaulding has been a practicing attorney since 1970. During Spaulding’s private sector career, he helped bring hundreds of millions of dollars of economic investment and development into North Carolina along with thousands of jobs for the people of this state. He is a graduate of Howard University in Washington, D.C. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1970. Spaulding says he is prepared to tackle the tough issues the state faces, such as education. He sup-ports increased pay for teachers as part of a way to rebuild our education system. Spaulding also would work for stable social and business climates to create “a vibrant and active business community,” because, he says, they go hand in hand. The Durham lawyer has the public and private sector experience to lead North Carolina in the right direction. Right now, the state is moving backward as voting rights are being taken away and assistance to help the state’s most vulnerable is, too. Cooper has been part of the backward movement by failing to push for justice in cases involving the deaths of black men, such as Jonathan Ferrell of Charlotte, and the lives of black men who have not been given the consideration of innocence, such as Kalvin Michael Smith. If he operates on that level, what would he do as governor?
Spaulding officially a candidate for North Carolina governor
WRAL 5 NEWS
RALEIGH, N.C. — Democratic candidate Ken Spaulding officially entered the North Carolina governor's race Monday more than two years after he first announced his 2016 bid, promoting his economic record while criticizing primary rival Roy Cooper on education.
Spaulding, a former state legislator and transportation board member, submitted his candidate notice at the State Board of Elections. The Durham lawyer announced his candidacy in August 2013, less than eight months into the term of Republican Gov. Pat McCrory, who is seeking re-election.
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Spaulding’s longshot bid for governor
Challenger strives for voter attention amid fanfare over McCrory, Cooper faceoff
Ken Spaulding is well known in Durham after a high-profile public career
Running without Democratic “insiders’” support
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Subject: Syrian Refugees ( No agreement with either McCrory or Cooper )
Mothers and children running for their lives from ruthless dictators and ISIS killers is disturbing and quite sad. I want to make this very clear. As a person who was born and raised in segregation, I know personally the hurt and pain that discrimination can cause. I am therefore opposed to all discrimination be it against white, black, brown or Syrian.
The vetting and security measures taken by our federal government usually take 18 to 24 months or more before a person is allowed to settle in our country as a refugee. This coupled with proper and effective state enforcement of our laws does provide a sound basis for our citizens' protection and security. As Governor, I will always protect North Carolina.
So no, I do not agree with Governor Pat McCrory's and Attorney General Roy Cooper's call for a "pause" which is based on political popularity and not the facts. A year and a half to two full years with the current ongoing federal comprehensive vetting is already taking place.
Election or no election, this is my honest opinion.
Ken Spaulding
Democratic Candidate for Governor of North Carolina
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We Have To Fight For Our Candidates
As we approach the 2016 elections, there is much we need to do and much we can do. The racist elements in our state and nation have made it quite plain that their intent is to make us poorer and a non-entity in the governance of OUR country.
How long is it going to take for us to realize that we must come together as one and fight this nonsense? We have to realize and recognize that the gentry class will say and do anything to achieve THEIR goals, which very rarely means anything good for our people.
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