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    UN-F*CKING-BELIEVABLE: "We're not accustomed to federal dollars in that magnitude finding their way to North Carolina" Burr said, according to a local newspaper. Full Article at Pam's House Blend
    We're not accustomed to federal dollars in that magnitude finding their way to North Carolina
    Richard Burr – Richard Burr SOURCE: Pam's House Blend 1 month ago
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NC U.S. Senator Richard Burr has got to go - here are 8 reasons why
  1. almost a trillion dollars of borrowed money on projects and programs that are unlikely to produce any real broad-based stimulus or create jobs that will still be here two years from now.
    SOURCE: Pam's House Blend 1 month ago
  2. And I want you to tomorrow, and I want you to go Sunday.' I was convinced on Friday night that if you put a plastic card in an ATM machine the last thing you were going to get was cash.
    SOURCE: Pam's House Blend 1 month ago
  3. On Friday night, I called my wife and I said, `Brooke, I am not coming home this weekend. I will call you on Monday. Tonight, I want you to go to the ATM machine, and I want you to draw out everything it will let you take
    Richard Burr – Richard Burr SOURCE: Pam's House Blend 1 month ago

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