State Rep. Allred says he's leaving Republican Party
RALEIGH (MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE EXCHANGE) - State Rep. Cary Allred, facing calls from fellow Republicans to resign his seat, declared Thursday that he plans to reregister as unaffiliated after a report critical of his behavior on April 27.
In that report, other GOP lawmakers harshly assessed the Alamance County Republican's actions.
Some said he smelled of alcohol, and most said they thought he behaved inappropriately during debate and toward a young volunteer that evening, the News & Record of Greensboro reported.
"I think I've been stabbed in the back by my Republican colleagues," Allred said Thursday.
When asked if he was sure he would switch his party affiliation to unaffiliated, Allred said, "I'm pretty damned sure."
In that report, other GOP lawmakers harshly assessed the Alamance County Republican's actions.
Some said he smelled of alcohol, and most said they thought he behaved inappropriately during debate and toward a young volunteer that evening, the News & Record of Greensboro reported.
"I think I've been stabbed in the back by my Republican colleagues," Allred said Thursday.
When asked if he was sure he would switch his party affiliation to unaffiliated, Allred said, "I'm pretty damned sure."
posted by BP News Bureau | 12:06 PM
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