Author: Brant Clifton
SC Voter ID law blocked by USDOJ; NC efforts @ voter ID under assault
*Sigh* The Left is working overtime here at the end of the year to finish pushing our country into the ditch. US Attorney General Eric Holder
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GOP in DC waves the white flag on limited government and fiscal sanity
Well — looking back at the developments in DC this past week — we learned that we cannot count on John Boehner, Richard Burr, Howard Coble, or Renee Ellmers to
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Why should Pat McCrory be North Carolina’s next governor?
Longtime readers of this site know that I am no fan of Boss Bev. (She HAS GOT TO GO. ) But what do we replace her with? The
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US, NC taxpayers to shell out extra millions to fix medicaid billing mess
Poor decisions made by North Carolina state government appointees in the Hunt, Easley and Perdue administrations will likely result in a huge bailout from already-stretched-to-the-max state and
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Movin’ on up: Glazier ups ante in DPI campaign
State Rep. Rick Glazier’s (D-Fayetteville) ambitions have him setting his sights on the Secretary of the Department of Education seat in Raleigh currently held by his fellow Democrat June Atkinson.
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And THESE people are teaching our children …
Massachusetts is getting quite the reputation for raising the bar on left-wing kookiness. Just when you think those people couldn’t get any wackier, THEY DO. Apparently, some
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Southern Software NOW donating services to Moore County
A well-placed source within Moore County government tells me that Southern Software — the Southern Pines-based developer of county public safety’s administrative software package — is officially out of
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DeMint: Big-spending business-as-usual in Congress
U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC), writing in The Hill over the weekend, says The Tea Party needs to finish what it started in 2010 if real change
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Ellmers-Etheridge: The Sequel ???
I’ve believed for some time that Bob Etheridge was planning a comeback bid in North Carolina’s Second Congressional District, now held by freshman Republican Renee Ellmers. The man
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