Hagan’s tax holiday: not a job creator, but a sweetheart deal for lobbyist pals
The News & Observer, busy with rehabbing our buffoonish governor, is going to work to prop up our junior U.S. senator Kay Hagan, a Democrat — of
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He’s so poor that he ONLY has two flat-screen TVs!
BarryO and his zombie followers like to repeat this mantra about “the rich getting richer, and the poor getting poorer.” The BarryO-ites like to preach about the poverty rate exploding
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Should YOU be protesting on Wall Street?
That question can be answered for you by this simple flow chart:
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Environmentalists: Just say NO, NO, No, No, and NO
Environmentalists LOVE the word NO. They like to tell us NO, you can’t build that house or that office building or that church or that shopping center. They like to
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Candy shaped like cannabis leaf: Just in time for those hungry OWS hippies
I though this was a joke when I first read it. Stores all over America are selling candy shaped like marijuana leaves: Candy shaped like marijuana
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Cain: OWS hippies need to protest at BarryO’s house
GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain raised some interesting points at last week’s “Values Voters” summit: Republican presidential nominee candidate Herman Cain called for the Occupy
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Local Dems defend Occupy Wall Street nonsense
This is so — pardon the pun — rich. The filthy hippies in New York City currently building up mountains of trash, defecating on police cars, and scaring tourists are
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“Occupy Wall Street” REALLY STINKS
The alleged mainstream media is trying to hard to compare these idiots running amok in New York’s financial district to The Tea Party. (Never mind that there have been over
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U.S. Economy keeps stumbling along
BarryO and his sycophant accomplices in the alleged mainstream media keep telling us about “job creation.” People who actually know something about business and the economy will tell
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NCDOT board: More trouble than it’s worth
In this age of dwindling tax revenue and budgets drowning in red ink, I have a few questions for the new conservative majority in the legislature. Why are we still
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