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I don't see anything in the linked article indicating a "groundswell" of public support for an Etheridge run.
by barry on Tremors in Lillington? And Etheridge jumps in the Gov race (Citizen)
After dealing with President Obama - why are you assuming that Dan Blue or any other African-American Democrat is progressive? …
by Real Progressive on Tremors in Lillington? And Etheridge jumps in the Gov race (Citizen)
Cool spot. Love the food. …
by zombieattack!! on Capital Club 16 (Wake County)
There IS table service !!
Food was EXCELLENT !!
Garlic knots are LOADED with garlic and out of this world …
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