#ncpol: NC State, NC Spin keeping it “All In The Family”?
(Editor’s Note: By popular demand, we are re-posting this item from October. Enjoy.) I was feeling a wee bit bored this weekend, so I decided to stream the latest episode
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#ncpol: We are seeing the future. (And it looks like Georgia.)
Well, lookee here: The Education Department said Wednesday that it is investigating whether a Georgia school district’s policy allowing transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice created a
Continue reading#ncpol: House Republican caucus poo-poos concept of spending cuts
There are so many bizarre things happening this political season, I am expecting to start hearing voice-overs from Rod Serling. It wasn’t long ago that General Assembly Republicans were boasting
Continue readingNCGOPe all-stars cheer Easley crony’s staying power in Raleigh swamp
Every once in a while we get some evidence that — like in DC — Raleigh, and state government, are run by ONE big government-loving PARTY. Look at what popped
Continue readingNext up for UNC snowflakes, rioters and statue-toppers: Kenan Stadium ???
That’s the hypothesis of the wise OLD man (and blogger) on the mountaintop, BobLee, who I frequently seek out for life-affirming warm fuzzies. And, judging from one of the latest
Continue reading#ncpol: Obsessed with race and African socialism. Getting to Know Anita Earls
Since Barbara Jackson has decided to go away on vacation during this campaign season, we’ve decided to step forward and provide a little voter education. Radical left-winger Anita Earls and
Continue readingSalisbury heads back to the trough.
It must be nice. Blow through all of your money. Make really bad decisions. And you can simply run to your neighbors for MORE MONEY. It happens every month at the
Continue readingGeorge Soros stooge seeks seat on NC Supreme Court
One only has to look back at the blitz of lawsuits since 2010 to see the power of the judiciary to wipe out conservative and Republican gains at the ballot
Continue readingFlorence a catalyst for bolstering the welfare state?
That appears to be the thesis for a pastor (and fellow Lumberton native) writing for a site called “Progressive Southern Theologians.” I don’t know the writer, Rev. McLeod, but I
Continue readingNCGOPe not so interested in playing nice with conservatives as November looms ahead
The usual post-primary strategy involves reaching out to your former rivals and patching things up as you prep for battle against the other party in the general election. Some NCGOPe
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