WOW, Race to the Ballot supplies list prices, Really a rip off..

I thought you donate/contribute what you could afford to, but these folks have a price list.. Yes a list.

First I thought the shirts, stickers, decals and posters was for us to buy and show off.

Mobile wed access,please almost everyone that will be riding along with this folk have smart phones.. I know each ride don’t need a Sound Amplification, I can understand the food, but please shoes and socks,what these folks can’t buy their own.

NC marriage fight in turing into a damn joke, all thanks to HRC, Qnotes, ENC, and Those groups Gay INC is helping..

ENC Post-card Campaign was a huge failure,, they delivered the cards on the day of the vote..so they were basically worthless.. a waste of time and money..

so just who is ripping off the LGBT community and its allies.

Legislative Forum with Rep. Renee Ellmers

this is a effing outrage,

The Rocky Mount Chamber of Commerce is forcing people to pay for the right to meet their Representative..

The cost $20 bucks..

 

From their site..

 

Legislative Forum with US Representative Renee Ellmers

Date: 4/19/2011
Time: 5:30 PM TO 7:15 PM
Event Description:
Legislative Forum featuring U.S. Representative Renee Ellmers discussing Health Care Reform. FEE: $20 per person or Table of 8 for $150. Check made payable to Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce. CANCELLED!!

SNT: Remember this Asshole: Don Lapre

In 1990 Lapre and his wife, whom he married in 1988, started a credit repair business called Unknown Concepts. Lapre then began selling a 36-page booklet explaining how to recover a Federal Home Association insurance refund after paying off a home mortgage. He also began offering "900" phone lines.

On TV infomercials that ran during the early-mid 1990s Lapre claimed that by placing "tiny classified ads" in newspapers he was able to make $50,000 per week from his one bedroom apartment.

In 1992, Lapre began broadcasting The Making Money Show with Don Lapre, which promised viewers that they could make money as easily as he had. For several years the show was ranked among the ten most frequently broadcast cable television infomercials. The principal product was Lapre's "Money Making Secrets," a package of booklets, tapes, and common sense tips for placing ads and operating a 900-number business. The product was sold through New Strategies, whose parent company was Tropical Beaches.

I knew back then this was a scam, like the old saying " if it sounds too good to be true, then it is". I wonder just how many dumbass fell for his fake ass.

here is his ripoff report