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Pat McCrory on Principles & Values

 

 


How do we leave this place better than when we arrived?

I'm doing a lot of thinking about my next moves in my twilight years, in the last quarter of my life. How do we be relevant? How do we make a difference? How do we leave this place a better place than when we arrived? How can we be an influencer in leaving this Earth a better place than when we arrived? And that's part of my faith responsibility.
Source: The Charlotte Observer on 2022 North Carolina Senate race , Apr 14, 2021

Impeachment: would have voted against convicting Trump

The former governor-turned-radio-host argued that conservative values would guide Republicans in rebuilding the party's path back to power. But he did emphasize he was "a strong supporter" of the former President, and said he disagreed with North Carolina GOP Sen. Richard Burr's vote to convict Trump for inciting the January insurrection at the Capitol.
Source: CNN.com on 2022 North Carolina Senate race , Apr 12, 2021

When you try to appease everyone, you satisfy no one

Tonight, you will hear a sobering assessment of our state, but also some recommended actions that will get our economy and state moving again. I already know that during my short tenure here, I've already stepped on some toes on both the left and the right. I am not doing it to cause pain, but to get us to stand up and recognize that we must solve our serious problems now to prevent pain for future generations. That's why we're here tonight.

But one thing I've learned, I learned during my fourteen years as a mayor, when you try to appease everyone, you satisfy no one. What motivates me every morning, when I'm so privileged to get up here in Raleigh as your governor, is the opportunity to be part of long term solutions.

Source: 2013 North Carolina State of the State Address , Feb 18, 2013

Fix our broken economy with new vision and leadership

    Pat McCrory's Principles for Fixing North Carolina's Broken Economy
  1. Fix Our Broken Economy With New Vision and Leadership
  2. Make Government More Responsive to Business
  3. Modernize the Tax Code to Spur Job Creation, Productivity and Innovation
  4. Unleash North Carolina's Energy Resources to Help Power Our Economy
  5. Create a Long-Term Vision for Transportation & Infrastructure to Support Economic Growth
  6. Reform Education to Create a Workforce for the Future
Source: N.C. Governor 2012 campaign website, patmccrory.com , Nov 6, 2012

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