A pleasant surprise on Netflix
I remember Luke Cage from my early pre-teen days as a comic book junkie. If I recall correctly, he was the first black superhero Marvel put out there. The Cage
Continue readingKeep focus on what’s REALLY important
We got rocked pretty fiercely by Hurricane Matthew. Haymaker HQ lost power for 2.5 days. (Boy, was somebody an unhappy camper.) What made it harder to take? There’s a Duke
Continue readingGreg Fishel knows ‘crap’
Leftists work hard to politicize EVERYTHING. I get hit with their lectures during ANY ESPN broadcast. The NFL is getting totally politicized this season with the whole kneeling nonsense. Now,
Continue reading#ncpol: Throwing stones in glass houses
In 2010 and 2012, Republicans took over in Washington and Raleigh promising to be better than the other bunch that had been running the place. How have they done? Let’s
Continue readingSome thoughts for early voters
It’s about that time. Some folks are already asking for my suggestions on the races. There are several I am honestly indifferent about right now. But there are some that
Continue readingTrump: Closing The Deal
From all indications I’ve seen and heard, The Donald laid a huge smacking-down upon The Wicked Pant-suited Witch last night. I’ve seen and heard all the butt-hurt out there about
Continue readingWHY is it OK for Dave Matthews Band to get a UNC professor, but not for the Koch Brothers?
Gene Nichol gets paid six figures of our money PER YEAR for what appears to be no more than writing a bunch of angry hard-left op-eds for The N&O.
Continue reading#ncpol: Sex & The US Senate
Are you a Carrie, Miranda or Samantha? A Thom, Dick or Debbie? (Inquiring minds WANT to know.) There are all kinds of serious issues facing the country. But here we
Continue reading#ncpol: N&O, Roy Cooper’s crime lab get their day(s) in court
We told you it was coming. Now, it’s here: Three News & Observer employees and a former staffer were questioned in Wake County Superior Court on Friday about their role
Continue readingNC’s hyper-regulated health care
Only New Jersey, Hawaii, DC, and Vermont slap more red-tape on their health care providers than North Carolina does. THAT information comes from a recent study by The Mercatus Center
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