NCGOP’s lack of action on tax relief disturbing
The next time you’re filling up your gas tank at your local convenience store and cursing FILL IN THE BLANK (the store owner, the oil companies, George Bush …), think
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Category: NC legislature
Game On! Judges refuse to delay NC primary elections
A three judge panel in Raleigh refused this week to grant a request from Democrats and liberal activists to delay the state’s May primary. This decision puts into play
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North Carolina’s unemployment insurance mess
The Tar Heel State’s unemployment rate exceeds the national average. Ol’ Bev keeps extending unemployment benefits for the state’s long-term unemployed. All of this is going on in
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L’affaire LaRoque gets some federal attention
Sarah Ovaska, at NCPolicyWatch, has been on top of the scandal swirling around state Rep. Stephen Laroque (R-Kinston) since the beginning. Now, she’s confirmed
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And the spending goes on and on and on …
North Carolina is broke — or so we were told during the fight over the state budget during this last session. Stuff got cut out left and
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A rational, common sense look at NCGA v. NCAE
Democrats and the mainstream media (redundant? mutually exclusive?) all over the state are decrying the state legislature’s move to end the teachers’ groups ability to
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Here COMES the judge !!!!
It looks like the state teacher’s union’s judge-shopping efforts have paid off. A Wake County Superior Court judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking legislation that ends mandatory
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SUE: For those “special” times when you can’t get your way via the democratic process
The state teachers union, in the aftermath of having their cash faucet turned off by the legislature, appears to be calling in
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NC Legislators end union shakedown of teachers; Democrats & media throw major fit
On the N&O’s front page, there was a full color photo of some large, angry Hillary Clinton lookalikes from the NC Association of Educators (NCAE) holding signs that said
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The Castle Doctrine kicks in: common sense finally prevails in Raleigh
Now that the trial lawyers have lost their stranglehold on Jones Street, crime victims and other law-abiding citizens of North Carolina are getting some
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