The selective coverage of politician “sins”
Rob Christensen, senior political writer and resident newsroom wonderboy at The N&O, wants us to believe that today’s allegedly mainstream media (AMSM) is MUCH tougher on political
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Public defenders stick up for ‘Racial Justice’ …
Just days after North Carolina’s prosecutors formally seek an end to the travesty called ‘The Racial Justice Act’, the state’s public defenders are speaking
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Let the scare tactics begin …
When liberals realize they can’t win a debate on the issues, they almost always turn to the scare tactics. Lyndon Johnson got the ball rolling in
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Put up or shut up time for NCGOP
There are a number of developments brewing in Raleigh that will tell volumes about whether North Carolina made a wise investment in the Republican Party
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Making Friends 101, with Professor Tim Lea
Moore County Commissioner Tim Lea, who apparently believes he is the smartest person in Moore County and quite possibly North Carolina, has ruffled more than a few feathers on
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GOP legislators seek business POV; Dems & Media cry FOUL
Boy, it really turns my world upside down to see something published by The N&O staff complaining about not including both sides of a story. Until recently, I thought “fracking”
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Surprise! Media, Dems demagogued NC state budget cuts.
Boss Bev, legislative Dems, and their hench-persons in North Carolina’s alleged mainstream media (MSM) tried to tell us THE SKY WOULD FALL if budget cuts pushed
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A surprisingly thoughtful piece by an N&O reporter …
The debate over abortion frequently gets clouded by PR spin and code-words like “choice,” as well as sign-wielding activists screaming at each other. Earlier this year,
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OK. Which one is it, N&O?
Here they go again. Our state’s flagship newspaper is at it again — offering readers contradictory information on their page, sometimes within the same day and other
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A vacancy at DPI?
It is looking like there may be an open seat on North Carolina’s Council of State in 2012. Rumors are swirling about a possible retirement by incumbent N.C. Department
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