Dannie Montgomery may be running for state chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party but her latest email message points out her First Vice Chair successor Stella Adams dropped the ball in getting democrats elected.
On January 24th, Montgomery asked the state party's State Executive Committee members to "stand boldly" with her to cast a vote not just for Montgomery but as a referendum on the party's philosophy and policies.
"Over the last few years, we were driven into a ditch and now we will decide whether to dig deeper or drive out. I am asking you to trust me with the keys," Montgomery stated. "I am asking you to return the keys to the grassroots. You and I, we are grassroots! We know how to win elections, build consensus, raise money, and work together."
Montgomery's comments are clearly directed at the current party officers who did not "deliver" victory nor do their jobs properly. "We will not let go of the work began in 2006 and continued in 2008 and we will reclaim NC. While serving as your First Vice Chair, I was never missing-in-action and never relented in Party or GOTV efforts."
Montgomery is running against David Parker and Bill Faison for state chair. She has yet to release a list of names endorsing her candidacy. NCDPpolitics appreciates Montgomery's passion to return NC to a "blue state" but stands by its endorsement of David Parker for state chair and urges Montgomery to throw her support behind Parker..
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