Leftists keep fanning the hate, shooting for political points, as coronavirus rages on
I swear. Those people in NYC have a nasty habit of biting the hands that try to feed them. They ravaged George W. Bush as he
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Making election-stealing EASIER
The public schools crowd is doing their thing to take advantage of the current crisis, and so — it appears — are the Raleigh politicians and elections
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School boards, superintendents and “emergency powers”: A BAD idea on sooooooooo many levels
Statists often brag about not letting a “good” crisis go to waste. Here are some folks in Raleigh trying to take advantage of the current one:
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From the US House to The White House
The worst kept secret in Washington got let out of the bag today. North Carolina’s Mark Meadows resigned from the US House to take on the position of
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Richard Burr, lawyering up.
He’s been hit with all kinds of bad publicity about his stock trades that coincided with special briefings he received as Intelligence Committee chairman. One investor has filed suit
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Cooper: Booze is ‘ESSENTIAL’
Especially if it’s being peddled via a state-subsidized monopoly: This week, both Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D) and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) announced statewide executive
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While Tillis panders on “price-gouging,” Locke’s Sanders makes A LOT of sense
Everybody who has taken an economics class knows that when the supply of something is low, and demand is up, the price generally goes UP. But statists
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Outside help coming to protect NC elections, DO Josh Stein’s job FOR HIM
You might remember J. Christian Adams. He is the former US Department of Justice attorney who raised a fuss about the Black Panther voter intimidation efforts in the
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NCGOP state convention postponed until June
As we said before, even politics is being shaken up by the pandemic. Here’s NCGOP chairman Michael Whatley: Due to the national health emergency caused by the
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A spending explosion on Capitol Hill
Two trillion dollars. That’s the price tag on the coronavirus relief bill that just moved its way through Congress. It’s also roughly equal to HALF of
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