John Edwards: STILL a sleazeball
We’ve been hit with a lot of sympathetic coverage of former US senator and presidential candidate John Edwards lately. Our local paper has been cooing over
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Occupy protester urinates on legislative staffer
The Right Scoop has a great video clip starring Tennessee state Rep. Eric Watson, who has clearly had
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Our local newspaper, printed on dead trees, condemns Republicans for tree murder
Our Nobel Prize-winning local paper — owned and operated by the same folks who, for over a century, owned and operated The N&O
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Campaign 2012 @ Moore County: Lea OUT, Picerno IN
Moore County commissioner Tim Lea — the wisest and most intelligent man within the confines of this fine county’s geographic boundaries — has informed our thrice-weekly, Nobel Prize
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NC Campaign 2012: Black Dems aiming for state’s top two posts in year BarryO seeks reelection
The two announced candidates for the Democrat nomination for lieutenant governor are a black state senator from Fayetteville and a black woman who currently serves as
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‘McCarthyism’ rears its ugly head in Racial Justice Act political drama
Leftists are utilizing tactics they have long despised — loudly and publicly — in an effort to intimidate people who believe that violent criminals deserve the harshest
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You GO, girl !!! …
(That’s what they say on Jerry Springer when offering enthusiastic encouragement to a female.) I’m having second thoughts on U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers. We’ve been a little tough on
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Feds, state attempt to stick it to NC drivers ONE MORE TIME
Federal and state bureaucrats are attempting to add 15 to 20 cents PER MILE of cost to drivers on I-95 in North Carolina. Tar Heel state drivers are already
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Bureaucrats, pimps, politicians, and drug dealers: birds of a feather with different means, same ends
On a daily basis, I am amazed at how hard government works to keep people dependent on the bureaucracy. Working hard and reaping rewards of your labor doesn’t matter.
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Big changes in the air: So long, Sue
The Charlotte Observer is reporting that U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick (R-Charlotte) will not be seeking reelection in 2012. Myrick has been a good, solid voice for conservatism in the
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