#ncpol: Drive-by media dumbness.
I know they’re all bleeding money and having to cut staff. But sometimes — sometimes — you deserve better than what they’re doling out. Our local paper
Continue readingI know they’re all bleeding money and having to cut staff. But sometimes — sometimes — you deserve better than what they’re doling out. Our local paper
Continue readingNot so long ago, we were told how terrible it was to crack down on local governments. (Something about bathrooms and cross-dressing.) Well, that apparently only applies if sane folks
Continue readingWe’re told charter schools are bad because, if the wealthier mostly-white parents who really care about their kids’ education partake in a little school choice, all that will be left
Continue readingKeith Poston, a guy who used to run communications for the state prison system when the Democrats ran Raleigh, is now the head guy for something called The Public School
Continue readingThe meek, bashful soft-spoken Ann Coulter has a great piece out on how leftists LOVE to use blacks as “props” in their performance theater aimed at defending and expanding their
Continue readingWRAL commisar Jim Goodmon has sicced his heavily-subsidized handmaidens Blinkin’ Chris and Scowlin’ Rob on our state’s lieutenant governor. And let me tell ya — Goodmon’s gals produced a doozy.
Continue readingLefties like to paint those of us on the right,who resist the dark side, as bigots. But they should take a good hard look at themselves. Ever notice how they
Continue readingEdward Pruden was hired in August on an interim basis to fill the vacancy at the Moore County central office left by Kathy Kennedy. According to Wilmington’s Port City Daily, Pruden
Continue readingRobeson County — in southeastern North Carolina — is a prime example of where some serious education reform is needed. The county leads the state in nearly ALL of the
Continue readingIt’s absolutely refreshing to hear an elected official championing the supremacy of the free market over the iron-fist of the bureaucracy. Legislation introduced by state Senator Jerry Tillman (R-Randolph)
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