Left-wing racism rears its head in #ncpol debate
We’re told charter schools are bad because, if the wealthier mostly-white parents who really care about their kids’ education partake in a little school choice, all that will be left
Continue readingWe’re told charter schools are bad because, if the wealthier mostly-white parents who really care about their kids’ education partake in a little school choice, all that will be left
Continue readingIt appears to be so. According to his LinkedIn profile, Stephen B. Wiley is “deputy political director” of the NC House Republican Caucus. He’s been doing that since May. According
Continue readingThat’s what the good folks at Conservative Review say. Meadows tops the delegation with a 98% rating, followed by Budd’s 95% and Jones’s 88%. (Meadows is tied for second in
Continue readingKeith Poston, a guy who used to run communications for the state prison system when the Democrats ran Raleigh, is now the head guy for something called The Public School
Continue readingThe meek, bashful soft-spoken Ann Coulter has a great piece out on how leftists LOVE to use blacks as “props” in their performance theater aimed at defending and expanding their
Continue readingWhat does it take to lose your job — or at least get suspended from it — in the North Carolina General Assembly? Apparently, a felony indictment doesn’t matter. Diana
Continue readingAs predicted, the “honorables” moved to protect themselves from the “scary” Constitution Party. Here’s the relevant passage in that same bill that appears to reward David Lewis’s buddy: The underlined
Continue readingThe House committee dealing with election reform reported out a committee substitute to S486 yesterday. Those of you who follow state politics closely know that Rules Committee Chairman David Lewis
Continue readingI never thought I’d see the day where the Republican Party bashed the Democrats for opposing increased spending. But here’s Dallas: […] Dallas Woodhouse, the state Republican Party executive director,
Continue readingI thought it was unusual to see $200,000 tucked away in the recent budget agreement for “classroom supplies.” Those are normally appropriations handled by local governing entities — city
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