Is the BlueprintNC brouhaha REALLY all that big of a deal?
It’s been fun watching all of the sputtering and posturing about the strategy memo reportedly circulated by the leadership of a lefty group calling itself BluePrintNC. The
Continue readingIt’s been fun watching all of the sputtering and posturing about the strategy memo reportedly circulated by the leadership of a lefty group calling itself BluePrintNC. The
Continue readingRenee Ellmers is a busy lady these days — riding around in John Boehner’s back pocket, getting all of those promotions, and all. She’s being mentioned as a potential
Continue readingA loyal reader of this site forwarded me a recently-published piece in National Review by John Hood, president of the Raleigh-based John Locke Foundation. Hood’s piece, about conservatism “thriving”
Continue readingWell, every year groups from the ADA to the ACU to National Journal to The Club For Growth release ideological rankings of the 535 voting members
Continue readingCharlotte and Mecklenburg County have had it rough. Charlotte got the — ahem — privilege of hosting the Low-Information Traveling Circus (a/k/a the DNC) this past year.
Continue readingA recent personnel shuffle at NCDOT caught my attention. According to media reports, Deputy DOT secretary for transit Paul Morris was “removed” by newly-appointed DOT secretary Tony
Continue readingWe’re talking about $85 billion (cuts to GROWTH in spending) over at least two years. Congress passed a Hurricane Sandy “relief” bill worth around $56 billion. The Federal
Continue readingThe mainstream media and The White House are warning of a coming apocalypse brought on by “draconian” spending cuts in the budget sequester that is to kick in on
Continue readingOK. We’re billions in debt. HHS is in shambles literally and fiscally. ObamaCare is breathing down our neck from DC, as is an effort to wipe out our
Continue readingSenator Jerry Tillman (R-Asheboro) — who represents Moore County in the state legislature — had the honor of hosting Gov. Pat McCrory in Asheboro for the signing of a Tillman-sponsored
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