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Kosel Wins Landslide To Reach Seventh TermPatch"She's done a very good job so far." What do you want your state representative to do when the upcoming legislative session begins? Tell us in the ...
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North Carolina: The strangest beast in all of politicsWashington Examiner (blog)Incumbent Democrat GK Butterfield won soundly against Ashley Woolard.. Weirdly, it appears only seven-term Democrat Bob “Who are you? ...and more »
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US Rep. Butterfield heading back to Washington DCRoanoke Rapids Daily HeraldWILSON (AP) — US Rep. GK Butterfield, D-Wilson, retained his House seat in northeastern North Carolina. Unofficial results show Butterfield won his fourth ...Jones, Butterfield to keep seats in CongressThe Daily Advanceall 2 news articles »
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Butterfield newest rep from Cache County, Webb wins againThe Herald JournalNorth Logan Rep. Jack Draxler, who ran unopposed, was re-elected in District 3. Butterfield has based his candidacy on three main points: increasing ...
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USA TodayMost incumbents hold onto their jobsCharlotte Observer1st District: Democratic Rep. GK Butterfield of Wilson defeated Republican businessman and political newcomer Ashley Woolard with 59 percent of the vote. ...Shuler, other incumbents lead House racesCharlotte Observerall 52 news articles »
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Incumbents Jones, Butterfield returning to WashingtonGreenville Daily Reflector (blog)Eastern North Carolina voters returned incumbent representatives GK Butterfield and Walter B. Jones Jr. to Washington, DC, ...and more »
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McLawhorn, Webb win in PittGreenville Daily ReflectorUS Rep. GK Butterfield, DN.C., was defeating challenger Ashley Woolard 60 percent of the vote to 40 percent with 10 of 23 counties reporting. US Rep. ...and more »
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Butterfield keeps US House seatENC TodayThe voters of US House District 1 are sending Rep. GK Butterfield, D-Wilson, back to Congress for a third term. ...Butterfield re-elected to NC 1st House District seatGreenville Daily Reflectorall 8 news articles »
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Woolard sure about victoryWashington Daily NewsRepublican Ashley Woolard of Washington isn't optimistic about his chances to defeat incumbent US Rep. GK Butterfield, a Democrat, ...Woolard: Election about economics, jobsNew Bern Sun JournalImpoverished district faces big issuesNew Bern Sun Journalall 7 news articles »
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Letter: Butterfield support begs questionsGreenville Daily ReflectorLet me get this straight about the Oct. 24 editorial. US Rep. GK Butterfield should be returned to office because: He has won three times. ...
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An example of the music that could have been played at this event. It was interrupted and delayed by rain, so the lineup may have changed. All I really remember was that after the rain nobody wanted to get on the wet stage and Grand Funk Railroad said they would, after their set my friend and I being soaking wet decided it couldn't get any better than that and left to go dry out!! The music I have selected is only a representative example of what could have been heard at the festival.
Woolard and the audience discuss fraud in social security and food stamps.
Woolard talks about the possibility of term limits and the dangers of a constitutional convention.
Woolard discusses the perks and pay raises Congress gives themselves.
Ashley Woolard comments on chaplins talking to troops about Jesus Christ. Says America is a Christian nation.
Dr. Rusty Stephens, President of Wilson Community College in North Carolina, gives the keynote address at Portland Community College's Fall 2010 District Inservice. Links: www.pcc.edu http
Blutonium at Grapejam (Try a little tenderness - Otis Redding - Three Dog Night) performed on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010 at Smith and Wilson Winery. Jeff Mifflin on guitar and vocals; Bob Wilson on bass & vocals; Rick Chrysler on drums, and Phil Caron on vocals, guitar and harmonica. Blutonium blues. Chicago Live in Canada. 25 or 6 to 4. Poor video quality with an abrupt cut-off before the end but it is representative of the dynamics and energy they still put out in this live concert recorded 6/19/2007. DISCLAIMER: The content of the video remains the property of Blutonium and its' individual members.
In April 2006, Ivory Coast Prime Minister, HE Charles Banny, visited Washington, DC In this clip, he was interviewed at the studios of Voice of America where he answered questions concerning the health sector in his country.
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Rep GK Butterfield recently spoke at a Rocky Mount NC Health Forum and talked about Health Care Legislation and the threats to Congressional leaders and staff
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Rep GK Butterflied, (D-NC) talks about the health-care reform bill at the OIC Family Medical Clinic in Rocky Mount, NC. Topics: Medicaid,
Rep GK Butterflied, (D-NC) talks about the health-care reform bill at the OIC Family Medical Clinic in Rocky Mount, NC. Topics: Medicaid, Medicare, low income families.
Jerry Grimes speaks to Warren County Republicans (and guests) at the 2010 Convention. Jerry is running for the republican nomination for the NC 1st Congressional District.
Generation Rowe (a group for young supporters of Steve Rowe who think that he should be the next Governor of Maine) had our official launch on February 27, 2010 by holding a press conference at Southern Maine Community College in South Portland. Lindsay Rowe (Steve's daughter, Portland, 25), Chace Jackson (Allagash, 18), Kaitlyn Cunningham (Kennebunk, 22) and Rep. Steve Butterfield (Bangor, 27) all spoke about why they are supporting Steve and then Steve Rowe talked about what the support of young people means to him. Check out www.roweforgovernor.com for more information about Steve Rowe and check out the Generation Rowe page on the website or facebook!
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What effect did the Emancipation Proclamation have on the Civil War? Did it have a broader effect on the slave trade throughout the Americas? In celebration of Law Day, these questions and many more were discussed by Congressman GK Butterfield, Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., Dean Kurt Schmoke and Professor Emeritus Roger Wilkins, with PBS Newshour's congressional correspondent Kwame Holman moderating. The program was presented with support from the Friends of the Law Library of Congress.
House Votes 220-215 for health Reform legislation Today The House on Saturday passed health reform legislation by a vote of 220-215. One Republican, Rep. Joseph Cao (R-LA), voted for the bill and 39 Democrats voted against the bill.
Dr. Henry Lineberger from NC talks about his meetings with Congressman Brad Miller, Senator Hagan, Senator Burr, Congressman Mel Watt, Congressman Howard Coble, Congressman Butterfield, Congresswoman Foxx, Congressman Jones, Congressman McHenry, & Congresswoman Myrick.
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies' Media and Technology Institute released their Broadband Imperatives Report at a luncheon on September 22, 2009. For more information or to download the report visit: www.broadbandimperatives.org
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies' Media and Technology Institute released their Broadband Imperatives Report at a luncheon on September 22, 2009. For more information or to download the report visit: www.broadbandimperatives.org
obamacare town hall
In this video one in a series of hostile conservative opponents tries to attack Congressman Butterfield at a town hall meeting in Rocky Mount, NC. NARAL NC was on hand to capture this video of his response.
Margaret Hartzell of Environment NC talks about Global Issues at a recent Energy Forum in Eastern North Carolina in which Rep. GK Butterfield attended
VALIESHA BUTTERFIELD Valeisha Butterfield's meteoric rise from intern to Executive Director of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network, the world's largest non-profit coalition of hip-hop artists and entertainment industry executives, is analogous to that of a total eclipse rare, luminous, engaging and a force to be reckoned with. Butterfield is the first woman to lead the organization's philanthropic initiatives and business operations under the direction of Russell Simmons and Dr. Benjamin Chavis. Considered by most as the youngest African-American executive director in the United States, she is an exemplary illustration of the fresh leadership needed in today's entertainment corporate social landscape. A graduate of Clark Atlanta University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, Butterfield is the daughter of United States Congressman GK Butterfield and North Carolina State Legislator Jean Farmer-Butterfield. Upon witnessing the recent public outcry, particularly among women, on the issues of misogyny, sexism and racism in entertainment and in society, Butterfield felt compelled to take a leadership role in the discussion and the solution. As the Founder of the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN), Butterfield has dedicated her life to improving the quality of life of women of color and hopes to leave a meaningful legacy on the business and creative practices of the entertainment industry and in society. Her goal is to make significant improvements ...
VALEISHA BUTTERFIELD Valeisha Butterfield's meteoric rise from intern to Executive Director of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network, the world's largest non-profit coalition of hip-hop artists and entertainment industry executives, is analogous to that of a total eclipse rare, luminous, engaging and a force to be reckoned with. Butterfield is the first woman to lead the organization's philanthropic initiatives and business operations under the direction of Russell Simmons and Dr. Benjamin Chavis. Considered by most as the youngest African-American executive director in the United States, she is an exemplary illustration of the fresh leadership needed in today's entertainment corporate social landscape. A graduate of Clark Atlanta University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, Butterfield is the daughter of United States Congressman GK Butterfield and North Carolina State Legislator Jean Farmer-Butterfield. Upon witnessing the recent public outcry, particularly among women, on the issues of misogyny, sexism and racism in entertainment and in society, Butterfield felt compelled to take a leadership role in the discussion and the solution. As the Founder of the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN), Butterfield has dedicated her life to improving the quality of life of women of color and hopes to leave a meaningful legacy on the business and creative practices of the entertainment industry and in society. Her goal is to make significant improvements ...
Tell Rep. Butterfield (NC-1) to Repower North Carolina by supporting the American Clean Energy and Security Act.
Rep GK Butterfield (D-NC) talks with Rocky Mount Senior High students. Part 3
Students at Rocky Mount Senior High (Rocky Mount NC) asked Rep GK Butterfield questions concerning the economy and globalization Friday, March 20 2009. Part 1
Rep GK Butterfield talks about cap and trade and utilities after he addressed students at Rocky Mount Senior High
Bishop George Battle offers payer to open House session.
A video message from the AP3C Green Jobs conference (Featuring Majora Carter) asking Representative GK Butterfield to support the 100% Auction of carbon credits created under a federal cap and trade system
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