Arguing with idiots: Gas Prices Edition
(Apologies to Glenn Beck for lifting the title of his GREAT book.) The next time some Obama-voting granola rants about how the high prices at the pump are GEORGE W.
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Tag: campaign 2012
History, Economic data point to SURE Obama loss in November
James Pethokoukis with The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) in DC is one of the sharpest people out there writing on business and the economy. He has some interesting charts up
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Walter Jones called one of “Ten Most Likely” to lose their House primaries
“The Fix” — The Washington Post’s online politics blog — has tapped North Carolina congressman Walter Jones as one of the top ten incumbents MOST
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Corruption, Carolina-style 2012: “The facts are not true.”
Wow. I have to tuck that one away for the next time I get into hot water. THAT is the defense put up by a state
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Raise taxes on us? How about getting Bev to DO HER JOB FIRST????
Our Nobel Prize-winning, Pulitzer prize-contending local paper here in Moore County is at it again — parroting the leftist views of its owners and making their
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Politico: “Rough Future” for Ellmers & other GOP freshmen
The reliably left-of-center Politico web site has pegged Congresswoman Renee Ellmers as one of a handful of GOP House freshmen who may have a bumpy
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Smokin’ & Drinkin’ with Renee Ellmers
Got $500 to $2,000 burning a hole in your pocket? You can stop in at an undisclosed location in Washington, DC to smoke cigars and
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A wise move on early voting in Lumberton
I know it’s shocking to hear this, but here goes: The rest of the state needs to learn from Lumberton and follow its lead. For those of you who don’t
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Charlotte pol lays blame for city’s “decline” at feet of Mayors McCrory, Foxx
Don Reid has never been one to mince words. The former four term Republican Charlotte City councilman (1991-1999) established a record of fiscal conservatism while in office. Since leaving
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Primary foe a boon for Mike Causey?
Running for down-ballot council of state races is often a popularity contest based on name ID — a lot like student council races from our school days. Mike Causey, Republican
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