Berger candidacy for top court post little more than POOR planning
Life must be pretty good when you share the same name with arguably the most powerful politician in the state. Phil Berger, Jr. has been moving right up the
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Cooper-appointed judge charged with DWI
District Court Judge Tim Smith already had a tough primary race. Events in recent days are likely to make the race even tougher: A District Court
Continue readingFed judge: NC trannies NOT BARRED from opposite-sex restrooms
Any legislator who voted for HB142, the alleged compromise meant to soothe the rabid liberal media and PayPal among others, actually voted to allow dudes who look like ladies to
Continue reading#ncga: New maps. (Hmm …. )
The honorables have floated some new proposed districts for the state’s court system. My first thought: The districts are so nice and neat and contiguous. WHY can’t we do this
Continue readingCriminalizing Poverty? So says UNC Law’s Dave Matthews Band “distinguished” professor of, um, SOMETHING.
Drive a stake in his heart — by pulling some of his public funding — and he STILL comes back. Gene Nichol — who we’ve heard from ad nauseum over
Continue reading#ncga: SB4 antes up on the intrigue
Just when you thought it coudn’t get more interesting, along comes SB4 — sponsored by senators Rucho, Tucker and Rabon. Here is the reader’s digest version: Partisan elections for the
Continue readingThe politics of pre-school
The richest man in North Carolina was in DC to demand even more taxpayer-funded preschool: Jim Goodnight, the CEO of Cary software company SAS, spoke at
Continue readingCampaign 2014: Here come the judges!
North Carolina saw a more aggressive than usual Supreme Court election in 2012 with the reelection of Justice Paul Newby(R). Well-placed sources tell me that jockeying for the 2014
Continue readingTrashing The Constitution from the bench: ‘Viewpoint discrimination’ rears its ugly head AGAIN
In DC, they are ignoring the guidelines laid out in The Constitution regarding legislative process. The Supreme Court has come up with creative dandies like “freedom of
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