Grading McCrory’s “education plan”
I teach at the community college level — part-time — so I get to see, up-close and personal, a lot of the end-product of North Carolina’s K-12
Continue readingI teach at the community college level — part-time — so I get to see, up-close and personal, a lot of the end-product of North Carolina’s K-12
Continue readingFirst it was Renee Ellmers. Now, it’s John Locke Foundation president John Hood. We’ve had a mini-outbreak of alleged conservative leaders throwing in with the left to
Continue readingThe right-leaning, Raleigh-based Civitas Institute has released polling apparently showing Republican Pat McCrory in the driver’s seat for the 2012 race for NC governor. (Remember, it
Continue readingReserved parking spots get abused ALL the time. I see plenty of people with handicapped parking passes looking pretty able-bodied as they stroll the short distance from
Continue readingFlash back to 1996. DPI Secretary Bobby “Boom Boom” Etheridge was running for Congress against freshman Republican incumbent David Funderburk in North Carolina’s Second congressional district. We all know
Continue readingWe’ve got record unemployment, an economy in the tank, underperforming public schools, crime problems, and rampant corruption in Raleigh. The mainstream media gets all three main Democrat gubernatorial candidates together,
Continue readingBoom Boom is NOT HAPPY. This guy “Undecided” is really coming on like gangbusters in the Democrat primary for North Carolina governor. Public Policy Polling, a Democrat firm from Durham,
Continue readingFormer state Rep. Richard Morgan’s long-time web site address (www.richardmorgancampaign.com) now redirects to a site filled with anti-Morgan information and propaganda. Even curioser — if you type in www.communists.com
Continue readingTea Party activists in South Carolina had such high hopes for state legislator Nikki Haley while she was running for governor of The Palmetto State. She had
Continue readingFormer Charlotte mayor Pat McCrory TALKS a good game on the need to cut taxes and government. But during most of his reign in Charlotte, The Queen City was
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