WSJ: Stein dead wrong on taxes
Taxes are on a lot of people’s minds right now. (We’re pretty sure Mark Robinson is not in the mood to broach that subject right now.) Americans from Murphy-to-Manteo and
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Category: NC legislature
(Et tu, Timmy?) Will the tubby little one screw us ONE MORE time on his way out the door?
It seems like just yesterday that we were big-time spun about a possible wipeout of DEI in the UNC system. The spinner, UNC-CH trustee Jim Blaine, led us to believe
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Lifetime of service to others, thinking ‘outside-the-box’ paved way for Michele Morrow’s 2024 foray into statewide politics
We’ve all heard of or seen the movie ‘Mr. Smith Goes to Washington’ which details a frustrated Everyman’s long-shot, but eventually successful, bid to take on our federal government. Here
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Did “serious concerns” and an impending state review of finances hasten shuttering of Robinson business?
After reviewing documents obtained from the NC Department of Health and Human Services, one might just come to the conclusion THEY DID. We’ve reported for the last year on the
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It’s ‘raining.’ (About time to dig into Raleigh’s beloved ‘Rainy Day Fund’?)
The cost of just about everything one could possibly need is sky-rocketing. It’s tough economic times here in these United States. Meanwhile, Raleigh politicians are boasting with pride about this
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A ban on DEI at UNC? Really? (Or APRIL FOOL ???)
Many of you may not know Jim Blaine. He’s frequently IDed as a “former aide to senator Phil Berger.” That’s putting it modestly. The little guy is actually HIS MASTER’S
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Lefties run amok at UNC-Chapel Hill while trustees RUN for other offices.
Brad Briner, the Republican nominee for state treasurer, ran a commercial during the recently concluded primary election where he claimed he is not for DEI and its nasty relatives. Yet,
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A risky gamble with state funds, employee pension funds?
A lot of my libertarian friends get like kids on Christmas when talking about bitcoin. I agree with them on most things in the economics arena, but I’m going to
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A blow to The House of Berger?
There was a lot of good cheer among Raleigh Republicans at the end of primary election day. Most conservative primary candidates were defeated. It was looking like another year of
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Seeking our votes while bleeding us dry
The word “conservative” has been so misused and abused this campaign season it ought to be a crime. There are party primaries next week. Various and sundry scoundrels in DC
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