The News & Observer is featuring extensive coverage of this week's State Board of Elections hearings. Here's what was in Tuesday's paper.
McQueen Campbell testifies that Easley used his campaign to secrety pay for home repairs.
Developers Lanny Wilson and Nick Garrett said they gave big checks to the Democratic Party that they believed were headed straight for Easley's campaign accounts.
Ruffin Poole, a close Easley aide and lawyer successfully had his subpoena quashed. The board is appealing.
Columnist Rob Christensen says that Easley had once built a reputation as a fearless crusader against crime and corruption. That image is now forever tarnished, he says.
Also check out a photo gallery by Shawn Rocco and Chris Seward and a video clip of Campbell's testimony by Travis Long.


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Hi Ben
Wed, 11/18/2009 - 09:34 — mrdonkHello Ben! I do not see a condition of use of the information. Whether it is possible to copy the text written by you on the site if to put the link to this page?
























































































































Faulty memories seem to run in this crowd
Tue, 10/27/2009 - 22:44 — PlatowasrightI guess I should not be amazes at the number of democrat campaign officials who suddenly have a bad case of faulty memories. How corrupt can one party be?