An Important Message to NC District 3 Residents

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An Important Message to NC District 3 Residents: 
Wayne Langston, Candidate for NC House District 3

It is with great gratitude that I extend my heartfelt appreciation for your support during this campaign. The issues North Carolina and the nation face will only be solved by God-fearing, conservative-based elected officials who are elected by citizens of Christian Faith. Citizens, like you, who have had enough of the political nonsense, are now standing tall on their traditionalist base, and I say, “God bless you all” for your courage.


Now more than ever, it is time for Christians to stand together united with one goal – to reassert our values and faith on our states and our country! The first Amendment to the Constitution of the United States defines clearly that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” Government must stay out of the business of religion. Those of faith however, have every right in government! Our republic belongs to the people.


We are a peace loving people to a fault when it comes to allowing government to run roughshod over us. Politicians are not smarter, braver, or more religious than us. They are human beings who have followed a path and then succumbed to the power of the office. We must put an end to corruption by electing faith-based men and women who will focus on the truth and rely on their faith, values, and fairness to make the tough decisions.


As a citizen, your help is needed now! Why? Because we can’t sit idly by and do nothing any longer – we must act now and we must continue to voice our opinion.

• Your vote does count – Vote
• Your voice is important – Encourage others to vote
• Speak your mind – Respectfully notify your politicians about your concerns. Tell them what you expect of them, and
• Hold them accountable for their actions once in office.

My name is Wayne Langston and I am proudly running for the North Carolina House District 3 seat, and I want you to know where I stand on these issues:


Small & Limited Government Major Educational Overhaul
Less Regulation Increase in Military Strength
Reduced Taxes Commonsense Energy Independence
Voter ID NO Ferry Tax
Lower Corporate Taxes Reduced Administrative Costs
Pro-Life Accountability and Transparency
States’ Rights Marriage between 1 Man & 1 Woman
Fairness & Equality Business Friendly State = Jobs

Friends, I ask you to help me help our state. My heart and faith are exposed so that you may know me better. I am for God, Family and Country and I ask for your support, on May 8th, with my pledge that I will strive each day, to represent our interests openly and honestly in a Godly way. Please feel free to contact me via email me with any questions or concerns. I look forward to hearing from you.


Kindest regards,
Wayne Langston
NC House Candidate, District 3
LangstonForNCHouse@yahoo.com

Psalm 33:12 - Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD.

Is contested GOP primary a sign of party’s strength?

Three vie for Republican nomination to NCState House District 3

DISTRICT 3 – For the first time in decades, a trio of Republicans are seeking their party’s nomination to this district’s General Assembly seat in the state House.


Many see the contested primary as a flexing of local GOP muscle. However, it’s safe to say that the candidates themselves – Wayne Langston of Chocowinity, Michael Speciale of New Bern, and Clayton Tripp of Vanceboro -- take little solace from such an observation.

For these gentlemen, the May 8th primary represents the culmination of an expensive, tough campaign – with the winner emerging to take on a well-rested, well-known Beaufort County Democrat, Robert Cayton, who can waltz into the November elections because he has no primary opposition.

Langston, Speciale, and Tripp recently submitted their responses to four identical questions, posed by The County Compass. Although the candidates’ ideologies are similar, astute voters will likely discern subtle differences.

MUCH MORE TO READ:  http://www.compassnews360.com/node/1496

An Important Message to NC District 3 Residents: Wayne Langston

Note: CCTA is a non partisan organization. We do not endorse any particular candidate or political party. News items are presented for you the reader to help you become informed and reach your own conclusions.



An Important Message to NC District 3 Residents:


It is with great gratitude that I extend my heartfelt appreciation for your support during this campaign. The issues North Carolina and the nation face will only be solved by God-fearing, conservative-based elected officials who are elected by citizens of Christian Faith. Citizens, like you, who have had enough of the political nonsense, are now standing tall on their traditionalist base, and I say, “God bless you all” for your courage.

Now more than ever, it is time for Christians to stand together united with one goal – to reassert our values and faith on our states and our country! The first Amendment to the Constitution of the United States defines clearly that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” Government must stay out of the business of religion. Those of faith however, have every right in government! Our republic belongs to the people.

We are a peace loving people to a fault when it comes to allowing government to run roughshod over us. Politicians are not smarter, braver, or more religious than us. They are human beings who have followed a path and then succumbed to the power of the office. We must put an end to corruption by electing faith-based men and women who will focus on the truth and rely on their faith, values, and fairness to make the tough decisions.

As a citizen, your help is needed now! Why? Because we can’t sit idly by and do nothing any longer – we must act now and we must continue to voice our opinion.


 Your vote does count – Vote
 Your voice is important – Encourage others to vote
 Speak your mind – Respectfully notify your politicians about your concerns. Tell them what you expect of them, and
 Hold them accountable for their actions once in office.

My name is Wayne Langston and I am proudly running for the North Carolina House District 3 seat, and I want you to know where I stand on these issues:

 Small & Limited Government  Major Educational Overhaul
 Less Regulation  Increase in Military Strength
 Reduced Taxes  Commonsense Energy Independence
 Voter ID  NO Ferry Tax
 Lower Corporate Taxes  Reduced Administrative Costs
 Pro-Life  Accountability and Transparency
 States’ Rights  Marriage between 1 Man & 1 Woman
 Fairness & Equality  Business Friendly State = Jobs

Friends, I ask you to help me help our state. My heart and faith are exposed so that you may know me better. I am for God, Family and Country and I ask for your support, on May 8th, with my pledge that I will strive each day, to represent our interests openly and honestly in a Godly way. Please feel free to contact me via email me with any questions or concerns. I look forward to hearing from you.

Kindest regards,

Wayne Langston
NC House Candidate, District 3


LangstonForNCHouse@yahoo.com

Psalm 33:12 - Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD.

Video of candidates for the NC Legislature: Beaufort County Candidates Forum

Video of candidates for the NC Legislature--We have video from the Candidates' Forum sponsored Tuesday night (4-3-12) by the Beaufort Patriot TEA Party, the Beaufort Observer and the County Compass. The forum was held at Beaufort County Community College as a service to the community. We will report the video in a series of articles.

The first includes the opening comments by Buzz Cayton, the Chair of the Beaufort Patriot TEA Party. In the first segment he explains the procedures to be used. In Round 1 each candidate was given two minutes to introduce themselves. The state candidates went first, followed by the candidates for Beaufort County Commissioner. After the introductory round, each candidate was then allowed three minutes to address the issues and their positions on those issues.

The second clip is the introductory round for the candidates in Senate District 1, House District 3 and House District 6. Bill Cook was the only candidate in attendance running for Senate 1 and goes first.

The third clip: Michael Speciale, Clayton Tripp, Robert Cayton and Wayne Langston were the candidates for House District 3 in Round 1 in the third clip followed by Jeremy Adams and Mattie Lawson in House District 6:

http://www.beaufortobserver.net/Articles-NEWS-and-COMMENTARY-c-2012-04-04-259636.112112-Video-of-candidates-for-the-NC-Legislature.html/

Media Release: Businessman Wayne Langston Announces Candidacy for NC House 3

Media Release

For Immediate Release
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Bill Tarpenning, 410-919-7572

Washington, NC businessman Wayne Langston announced today he will seek the Republican nomination for the North Carolina State House 3 seat representing southern Beaufort, Pamlico and much of Craven counties. This is the seat currently held by Norm Sanderson (R - Arapahoe) who is expected to run for Senate District 2 seat of retiring Senator Jean Preston (R - Emerald Isle). Langston,43, styles himself a fiscal conservative and believes the state budget crisis continues to be a priority for the GOP controlled state legislature.

"We are in terrible trouble with our budget situation. Among other things we have borrowed over two billion dollars from the federal government to fund unemployment payments with no end in sight. Northeastern North Carolina needs representation within the GOP house majority, and I aim to provide that voice."

Langston, a real estate management director, vows to vote the issues and not the straight party line. "Sometimes our party is wrong. " I was very disappointed to see the General Assembly impose a fee structure on what are now toll-free ferry routes. I do not favor government intervention in the citizen's right of passage on the public transportation grid. When I get to Raleigh I will work to repeal this flawed legislation

Langston will attend the Craven County Republican Women's club luncheon at the Chelsea restaurant in New Bern on Wednesday, January 25, and the Beaufort County Republican Club on Thursday, January 26th at Woogie's Seafood Restaurant in Chocowinity.

Langston makes his home in the Chocowinity precinct where he has been active in community recreation. This is his first run for public office.

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