March 30, 2009
Deep Thought
According to the N.C. Open Book website the state bid its $8,000 contract for cauliflower but not the $100 million contract to administer the State Health Plan.
Search
Previous Posts
- Moving Ahead
- Gratitude is My Attitude
- Mejia: Rethinking those perks and incentives
- The problem is not diversity, the problem is not enough diversity
view full archive » subscribe to feed
Web Links
- BlueNC
- Capital Beat (Greensboro News-Record)
- Capital Commentary (Wilmington Star News)
- Capital Letters (Asheville Citizen-Times)
- Deathwatch (Death penalty updates)
- Equality NC blog
- Exile on Jones Street
- Isaac Hunter’s Tavern (WUNC Radio)
- Leftyblogs
- Let’s Talk Politics (Hickory Daily Record)
- NC Conservation Network Blog
- North Carolina Economics
- Orange Politics
- Public Policy Polling
- Say Ahhh!
- Stop NCAR (Realtor’s Assn. watchdog)
- The Arc of North Carolina Policy Blog
- The People’s Business (Fayetteville Observer)
- This Old State (Charlotte Observer)
- Triangulator (Independent Weekly)
- Under the Dome (News & Observer)
- Watauga Watch
3 Comments Add yours »
Absolutely unbelievable!!!!
Is it really? How much damage can be done by the dreaded Low Bid with an $8000 cauliflower purchase? How many more businesses are qualified to provide the cauliflower?
This isn’t even apples and oranges. This is apples vs. refrigerators.
I’m sure the entire process was influenced by the powerful cauliflower lobby.