Posted on 11/03/2014 10:27:20 AM PST by yoe
The Charlotte Observer pulled a story that reported on Sen. Kay Hagan’s husband being reported to the North Carolina state auditor by the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources (DENR). The DENR called for a “legal review” of the $260,644 in stimulus money the company Hagan’s husband received (via Charlotte Observer):
"State officials say a stimulus grant given to a company run by Kay Hagan's husband needs "further legal review."
WBTV obtained a memo written by the Department of Energy and Natural Resources which includes a letter to the state's auditor from last month. The memo states that NCDENR is looking into potential conflict of interest claims involving Senator Kay Hagan.
[snip] The $250,644 grant in question went to JDC Manufacturing LLC. JDC Manufacturing is managed by John Hagan, David Hagan, and Charles “Chip” Hagan.
Chip Hagan is Senator Kay Hagan's husband.
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I’m sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo shocked that a media outlet would be protecting a Dem political candidate.....like Capt. Rainault was shocked to learn that gambling was going on inside Rick’s Café.
If she wins election, but her husband is later found guilty of fraud...would she resign? Maybe then the republican governor can name a republican to replace get.
The Charlotte Disturber has a bigger story now...
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent is resigning after a little more than 2 years. Probably be gone next Monday. The Lib Crazies on the local school board ran him off.
2014 has been a really tough year for the left wing mediots.
They have had to bury/hide/minimize the rat scandal news and poll predictions of their massive losses in tomorrow’s elections.
the locals don’t call the paper the ‘Charlotte Disturber’ for nothing.
This is old news. The Charlotte Observer is just now publishing, and then pulling, it? Old news............
Oops, someone got a phone call.
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