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First In Freedom
North Carolina: First In Freedom!
There are two dates on the North Carolina flag, each featuring pioneering moments in American liberty. May 20th, 1775 and April 12, 1776.
About one month after the events at Lexington and Concord (April 19th, 1775) the patriots in Mecklenburg by Charlotte heard the news of the British invasion and declared independence from the crown, for their own sovereign county.
THE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION
May 20th, 1775
Wecome Patriots!
Glen Bradley is a former US Marine, a former student at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a current self-employed computer, networking, and point-of-sale professional technician.
Glen has been a passionate and dedicated Constitutional conservative for 22 years, and has been very active in the grassroots to restore the Constitutional order for decades.
Glen is a long-time outspoken critic of both parties, and will always place conservative principles and Constitutional obedience above party loyalty. Glen first started his involvement with the modern-day Tea Party movement in December of 2007, calling on both major parties to address their many violations of the US and NC Constitutions, and began to demand redress for the usurpation of our citizen's basic God-given rights and liberties.
Celebrate 4th of July with Glen Bradley
Join the celebration of our Nation's Republic. Glen will join the crowd at Littleton, NC for their Patriotic Parade on Saturday, July 3. The 10AM parade will kick-off the day of celebration. See you there.
http://rrdailyherald.com/articles/2010/06/29/news/doc4c224f4da691f020584...
All called for duty
at patriotic parade
By Della Rose
The Daily Herald
Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:16 PM EDT
Glen Bradley wins RLC endorsement!
Bradley Wins New Endorsement
Republican Liberty Caucus of North Carolina
(FRANKLIN COUNTY, NC) April 21, 2010 - Glen Bradley, a candidate vying for the North Carolina House of Representatives in the 49th district, has won the endorsement of the Republican Liberty Caucus of North Carolina.
"We proudly endorse the pro-freedom and small government message of Glen Bradley,” said David Williams, chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of North Carolina (RLC-NC). "Glen shares our ideals of individual rights, limited government and free enterprise. He exhibits the kind of principled independence we need in the state legislature."
Second Candidates Forum: Littleton, NC
The following video was taken in Littleton, NC and covers Glen's second Candidates forum held by the Lake Gaston Association on April 3rd, 2010:
First Candidates Forum: Hollister, NC
The following video was taken near Hollister, NC and covers Glen's first candidates forum held by the Halifax County Black Caucus and the Committee to Save Education on March 25th in Halifax County:
First Republican Stump Speech
The following video was taken covering Glen's first Republican oriented stump speech, delivered at the Franklin County Republican Party Convention on March 19th:
NC State House Can Nullify Health Insurance Mandate
Deep into the evening hours of Sunday, March 21st 2010, the US House of Representatives led by Nancy Pelosi passed the Senate version of the Obama Mandatory Health Insurance bill. The overwhelming majority of the people of the United States are outraged at the idea that our Federal Government believes that they can force us to pay out one third of our incomes to some HMO billionaire or face fines and penalties up to and including five years in prison.
It is absolutely necessary that we, the citizens of North Carolina stand up to this subversion and abrogation of the Constitutional order and restore a right government in our State.
The answer is found in a concept known as Tenth Amendment Nullification.
John Stossel on School Choice
John Stossel, now with Fox Business News, in a recent episode laying out the case for school choice in America. I highly recommend this show for everybody to see. Here is the real solution for the crisis in education in America today, and we can implement this via the North Carolina State Legislature in 2011.
Filing Makes Front Page News
Glen Bradley's filing makes the front page, below the fold, of the Franklin Times:
Story is currently visible on their website, and will be until the next edition.