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August 29, 2012 Elections » The Election Page

Pat McCrory, man of mystery

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

Campaigning for governor, Republican nominee Pat McCrory has become used to the airplane banner that's sometimes flown over his head. "Who Pays McCrory.com?" it reads. Other times, McCrory will arrive to see someone wearing an owl suit and holding a sign that…

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