Of beams and splinters
Hypocrite! First cast out the beam from your eye, and then you will see clearly to cast out the splinter from the eye of your brother. — Matthew 7:5
Continue readingTag: campaign 2018
Um — Heil Buckwheat?
We’re decidedly not Michele Nix cheerleaders around these parts. But we do think she is getting a raw deal in the latest hit piece by the NC Democrat Party and
Continue readingFor Everybody else …
What’s left — beyond local races — are the legislative, congressional, judicial, and amendment decisions. Fasten your seatbelts as we hit you with our two cents: NC Supreme Court. A
Continue readingFor Moore County voters …
Here are our thoughts on the races that pretty much just affect the local area. (You other folks? We’ll get to you. Just wait.) NC Senate 25: Tom McInnis (R)
Continue readingRethinking the hunting & fishing amendment
We made some cursory judgements on the proposed constitutional amendments earlier. Our friends at The Beaufort Observer have come along with a piece that has us rethinking our initial YES
Continue reading#ncga: Bobby Hanig, “your opioid attic friend in spot.”
Maybe it’s some kind of local Outer Banks slang. (To the rest of us, it sounds like nonsense.) But THAT is how NC House candidate Bobby Hanig described himself in
Continue reading#ncga: In HD-6, Hanig (R) and Judge (D) a LOT alike.
The two candidates for this open Outer Banks House seat may be in different parties, but they appear to be singing from the same sheet music: There are some notable
Continue reading#ncpol: The Amendments
There’s been quite a hullaballoo about the six proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot. Hysterical ads attacking the amendments are popping up all over TV and radio like weeds.
Continue reading#ncga: Both sides claiming lead for Tarte’s Meck senate seat
You know what polls are like. Everyone’s got one: […Senator Jeff]Tarte’s campaign this week is touting the results of a recent poll that shows him with a 46-43 percent lead.
Continue readingAnita Earls & “Racial Justice”
The General Assembly passed an atrocity called The Racial Justice Act in 2009. It allowed for a number of inmate death sentences to be thrown out because a defendant “of
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