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We are an independent group with no ties to any political campaign or candidate. Having personally experienced interactions with Pam James, we believe it's important for the citizens of Wake Forest to be fully informed about the individuals seeking a seat on the Town Board.
Pam James - In Her Own Words
Insurrectionist
Pam James, a far-right political activist, was present during the January 6th Capitol insurrection. In its aftermath, she proudly spoke to the press, describing her participation as “a positive experience” and showing no remorse for her role in the assault on democratic institutions.
Moms for Liberty
Pam James has publicly aligned herself with candidates backed by Moms for Liberty, a group widely criticized for promoting extremist views. Pam is endorsed by Cheryl Caulfield, and Pam strongly supported Michele Morrow in the NC School Superintendent race, both of whom have been associated with the Moms for Liberty's controversial belief system.
Pam supports the Moms for Liberty agenda, including efforts to ban books in our public schools and libraries
Religious Extremist
Religious Extremist
Catholic? Pam James isn’t a fan. Here, she “loved” a Facebook post where her husband branded Pope Francis an apostate.
Because apparently, even the Pope isn’t conservative enough for their taste.
Pam James claims to be spreading Christianity, but it’s less about faith and more about control. Her brand of evangelicalism leaves little room for compassion or nuance. Instead of offering grace, she delivers judgment. Her message isn’t about lifting others up—it’s about calling them out. And that’s not leadership. That’s self-righteousness.
Affordable Housing
Religious Extremist
At the September 10 candidate forum, Pam James referred to the N. Allen Street neighborhood as “the projects.” Another candidate challenged the remark. Here, Pam offers a brief apology—only to immediately double down, writing, “I called the projects projects.”
In the same post, she described meeting “two really nice black ladies,” yet failed to name them, reducing the encounter to a vague anecdote. She also misspelled the name of the DuBois Center, something she claims to support—raising questions about the sincerity and depth of her engagement.
Seniors & Public Health
Pam James has consistently opposed mask mandates and COVID-19 vaccinations, even during the height of the pandemic. Through her Facebook platform, she actively disseminated misinformation about vaccine efficacy and mask safety, contributing to public confusion during a critical time.
Despite claiming to advocate for the elderly, Pam’s stance during the pandemic showed a troubling disregard for their health and safety. Seniors were among the most vulnerable to COVID-19, yet she chose to amplify skepticism rather than support proven protective measures. Leadership means putting the well-being of others first—especially those most at risk. Pam’s record suggests otherwise.
LGBTQIA+
This summer at Friday Night on White, Pam James was seen alongside one of her usual supporters: a man wearing a red MAGA hat and a shirt that read “THIS IS MY PRIDE FLAG,” a slogan widely viewed as dismissive of LGBTQIA+ identity.
In a separate incident, Pam blocked a local LGBTQIA+ advocate from her social media platforms after the advocate simply asked, via Facebook, about her stance on key issues. Silencing constituents for asking questions is not leadership—it’s avoidance.
If elected, Pam will not have the luxury of blocking those she disagrees with. Public office demands accountability, transparency, and a willingness to engage with all members of the community—not just the ones who echo her views.
A Non-Partisan Candidate?
Pam James was handpicked by the GOP not for her qualifications, but for her hardline views. Despite having no experience, she’s gained attention for frequently broadcasting her outrage on Facebook.
A vocal supporter of Michele Morrow (see above) and Mark Robinson, Pam represents more of the same partisan politics that brought us unchecked development and eroded local oversight.
Ask yourself: do we need another rubber stamp for the same agenda?
Growth & Development
At the recent candidate’s forum, Pam James openly admitted she refused to read the proposed Urban Development Ordinance—simply because it was over 300 pages long. But public service isn’t about convenience; it’s about commitment.
Our elected officials have a duty to engage with the documents that shape our town’s future, not dismiss them out of laziness. We deserve leaders who do the work, not ones who shrug off responsibility.
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