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Conservative Leadership Conference Held in Raleigh
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The fourth annual North Carolina Conservative Leadership Conference was held in Raleigh, N.C. on September 11-12. It was sponsored by the N.C. Civitas Institute (see www.nccivitas.org), a conservative think tank started by retailer John William Pope promoting free markets and limited, honest government. There were numerous famous and informative speakers including: journalist Trent Seibert, who exposed Al Gore’s outlandish electric bill; John Fund of the Wall St. Journal; Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform; former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean; Muslim terrorist expert Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch; and Dr. Jennifer Morse, president of the Ruth Institute promoting Biblical marriage. There were also various sessions on useful topics such as how to expose government corruption.

