Machetes, body armor, and the biting of cops — Oh My!
Despite all of the propaganda in the alleged mainstream media (AMSM) — and the rambling emails from Occupiers to this blog — I am still NOT buying the
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NC gas tax cap races through state House (Speed bump awaits in Senate)
The conservative majority in the North Carolina General Assembly’s lower chamber did its duty and overwhelmingly approved, on Monday, legislation to hold the current state gas
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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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Carrboro alderman: You gotta love those ‘congenial’ anarchists …
Until a few days ago, I thought the only good thing about Chapel Hill was the basketball team. Now, after that beatdown the other day of those
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Occupy just like Tea Party? I think NOT …
Check out this fine piece of research prepared by our friends at biggovernment.com and The Jawa Report:
Continue readingHey, Occupiers! Start your morning off right …
.. with the cool, refreshing taste of PEPPER SPRAY! (Open up and say ‘Aaaaah’, hippies !!!!!)
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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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Regulating Mother Nature
Nothing coming out of Washington surprises me anymore. Thanks to our thrice weekly Pulitzer Prize winning local paper here in Moore County, I learned that the EPA
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‘Occupy Broad Street’ tries to comfort downtown Southern Pines merchants
Recent media coverage of Occupy-related violence and filth have downtown Southern Pines merchants understandably concerned about the “Occupy Broad Street” event slated for the
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