[Enterprise]

"(Gov.) Easley told law students in New York that Nifong's decision to seek office in last fall's election almost prompted him to consider yanking Nifong from office. Well, what's stopping you now?"

Congressman BillyBob would probably be able to give the best definitive legal answer, but I believe that the Governor could have unappointed the Fong prior to the election. After the election, he would have to removed via other means.

[Howlin]

Nifong was in trouble BEFORE the primary; why didn't Easley speak up then?

This just gives more ammunition to the families, if you ask me.

[Jezebelle]

Easley can file a petition to have him removed, and he should have already done it. Blabbing about how bad Nifong is in NY state doesn't cut the mustard. If there was any truth to what he was saying, he'd take action.