Newspaper work is HARD
I think we’ve established that our local Oscar-winning thrice-weekly newspaper has some real difficulty with reporting the facts. Now, it appears that they’re challenged by things like
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The Pilot’s op-ed page keeps the false statements / lefty propaganda coming
Our thrice-weekly Pulitzer Prize winning, Nobel Prize-nominated local paper here in Moore County is at it AGAIN. (The good thing about it is that Congressman Joe Wilson gets to pay
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GOP campaigns frustrated with ‘lone wolf’ mentality at McCrory & NCGOP HQs
I’ve had some eye-opening discussions recently with two political pros with close ties to GOP candidates on the November ballot in North Carolina. ( They’ll be
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Biden: North Carolina. Virginia. Whatever. (Potato. Po-ta-ta ..)
The mainstream media tries so hard to convince us that we have two geniuses currently occupying the top two offices in the land. But ol’ Barry and Joe are just
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Is a Republican governor REALLY all that necessary?
It would be nice to have someone with a (R) next to their name residing in that big pretty house on Blount Street. But what if that person with the
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Pundits compare Paul Ryan to Kemp, Palin
The young whippersnapper from Wisconsin is getting poked and prodded from all directions by all-comers since he was publicly announced as Mitt Romney’s running mate over the weekend. Matthew
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Is this the line for Chick-fil-A?
Once again, North Carolina cities were beset with crazy long lines of people. If it wasn’t Sunday, many people would have thought we were having another Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day. Crowds
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Campaign 2012: Romney-Ryan (playing the cards we’re dealt)
The day has finally come when I am older (by one year) than a US vice-presidential nominee. The conservative establishment is crowing about Mitt Romney’s choice of
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NC GOV 2012 debates: WHY NOT include Barbara Howe?
Word has come out that the the Democrat and Republican candidates for North Carolina governor have agreed to two televised debates in October. The events — to be held
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NC Campaign 2012: Don’t cry for the edu-crats
During the debate over the 2011 state budget, we heard a lot of screaming, crying, moaning and complaining from Democrats and their NCAE allies about alleged draconian budget cuts. The
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