City of Fayetteville, columnist: state’s annexation law is racist
You know Leftists and bureaucrats have nearly run out of ammo when they let fly with the ol’ “racism” bomb. Fayetteville Observer columnist Myron Pitts — a young
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Author: Brant Clifton
No profiles in courage for NCGOP in DC
North Carolina’s Republican Members of Congress have proved — once again — that keeping Speaker John Boehner happy is more important than looking out for the folks struggling through
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Gov Bev OK with gay day in May?
In his ill-advised visit to UNC-Chapel Hill law school to defend the state legislature’s approval of a May referendum on a gay marriage prohibition amendment for the state constitution,
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One MOORE entrant for the state senate GOP primary?
Stuff keeps coming in over the transom about the state senate seat being vacated by retiring Republican Harris Blake of Pinehurst. Recent redistricting moved Blake and Moore
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Pinehurst’s Cummings to pursue state Senate seat?
My spies within Raleigh political circles, and on the ground here in Moore County and throughout the Sandhills region, tell me retired physician Robin Cummings of Pinehurst is seriously eyeing
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Leftists demand a free lunch
We’ve got real good case study going on right now illustrating how disingenuous leftists and their comrades in the alleged Mainstream Media (MSM) can be when they
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Stam goes into the belly of the beast, gets gnawed on
Seriously, Mr. Leader. What good did you think could come from going to Chapel Hill to defend the gay marriage ban constitutional amendment? Going over there was akin to a
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Hi Mom! Look at Me! I’m President!
OK. This screams “photoshop.” MSNBC — the chief stenographers for BarryO — posted this photo without commenting on its bizarre nature. (Some of the commenters on their web
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Campaign 2011: PAC to influence Pinehurst elections?
I was trolling around recently on the Moore County Board of Elections web site. (I know — I lead a very exciting life.) One entry among the campaign report listings that caught
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If you talk the talk, you better walk the walk
I hate to say it, but I am leaning toward the N&O on this one. During the 2010 campaign, U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-Dunn) attacked her opponent, then-incumbent
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