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Now that the dust has settled in the local municipal races, the new topic of discussion in political circles is who will be appointed to replace Pinehurst’s Nancy Fiorillo and
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Alaska, Hawaii, and — uh — what’s the third one?
Boy. Rick Perry is getting raked over the coals by the alleged mainstream media and the political establishment for not remembering the third federal agency he would cut.
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Oh, goody. Some hate mail from the Occupy Wall Street crowd …
Today, I had the rare treat of hearing from one of the intellectual giants in the Occupy Wall Street movement. He was responding
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In YOUR dreams, Rob …
Rob Christensen. Rob – Rob – Rob. *Sigh* Please step out of The News & Observer offices a little more. Your detachment from reality — The Real
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I owe HOW MUCH ???
Many Moore County Public Utilities customers got quite a shock in their latest bills — charges two to four times as much as the normal amount. My bill was
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Congressman Howard Coble: My promises have time limits
Congressman Howard Coble (RINO-Greensboro) is in the midst of his SECOND consecutive attempt to SCREW his constituents. (The first being his endorsement of Joan “Distant Third behind
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Some thoughts on tonight’s Wofford Debate
First, CBS News must be ecstatic about the ratings boon this will be. I bet tonight’s broadcast will get the most viewers EVER for CBS. (I
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Wake County GOP fires back at Raleigh News & Observer
In a recent newsletter, Wake County Republican Party chairman Susan Bryant lashed out at her local paper: SAY NO TO THE RACIST N&O As I sit
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Why is THIS in the Moore County budget?
Speaking of political fights, a doozy is getting ready to break loose in Carthage at the highest levels of county government. One of our faithful readers, who happens to
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As the dust settles in Moore County, a new political fight brews
I was browsing through Friday’s edition of our thrice-weekly Pulitzer Prize-winning local paper, when an ad caught my eye. (The ads are usually more interesting than the
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