After a complaint by Nathan Tabor, the chairman of the Forsyth County GOP, university officials acknowledged that the e-mail — sent from the student-affairs division — was improper.
The university cited a state law that prohibits the use of a state employee’s authority or state property to support or oppose a person or an issue in any election.
“We regret it,” said Nancy Young, the director of public relations at WSSU. “We sent out a retraction and said to disregard the earlier e-mail.”
That wasn’t the end of it, though. Yesterday, the university sent out what Tabor called an “equal time” e-mail inviting all the same recipients to work for Republicans during early voting.
That message was to be retracted by the university last night once it had been out six hours — the same amount of time the Democrat message was out before being retracted.
Oh, she regrets it? Could you imagine if this were Republicans who had done this? We wouldn't hear the end of it till someone were thrown in jail.
Democrats, throughout history, have been notorious for doing illegal things in order to obtain votes. The first lady campaigned at a polling place and barely anyone blinks an eye! This is ridiculous. Election after election the democrats have become more and more brazen with their dirty tactics and, then the stories barely register with the mainstream media.
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