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Governor Perdue: Amendment One “hurts our brand” (video)

Post on May 8, 2012 by 2 Comments »

On MSNBC’s “Daily Rundown”  Governor Bev Perdue called today’s vote on Amendment One “our Rosa Parks moment.”

She told the national audience the proposed constitutional amendment hurts North Carolina’s brand as a progressive leader, and does nothing to help fix the economy.

And while the governor struggled a bit to articulate her own personal stance on marriage equality, she  said voters should understand that the ballot initiative takes away a lot of civil liberties for both gay and straight couples alike.

“It’s not about gay marriage,” Perdue said. “That is not what this issue is about. We have a statute on the books. So for the voters in North Carolina, don’t be confused. Go in there and vote NO.”

You can watch the five segment below (after a short ad):

 

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Comments (Closed):2

  1. Frank Burns
    May 8, 2012 at 2:06 pm

    Wow, she really didn’t say anything about her stand on gay marriage, just that NC should vote no. I reckon she’s still evolving like Obama is. Pathetic politicians, afraid to take a stand.

  2. Doug
    May 8, 2012 at 9:17 pm

    Bev perdue has trouble articulating anything ! Why would they put her on national TV ?