The rise of the freelance economy
The folks at George Mason U.’s Mercatus Center have come out with a pretty interesting study: Are we becoming a nation of freelancers? Some fear that traditional employment is ending,
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#ncpol: Like Elvis, John Hood is EVERYWHERE
When I look out into your eyes out there, When I look out into your faces, You know what I see? I see a little bit of Elvis In each
Continue readingThat’s right. The FIRST-EVER vegan, social justice-themed bar.
If you guessed this GIFT FROM GOD was based in Chapel Hill or Carrboro — you’d be WRONG. Asheville, the western outpost for the Obama-lama-ding-dong loving drum circle crowd, is
Continue readingEven more leftist child abuse
Liberals LOVE to hide behind kids. They use them as props in their photo ops / demonstrations / crying jags all the time. Obama had one standing by as he
Continue reading#ncga #ncgop: Rolling out the spooked skunk strategy
Those of us who have spent time outside the big city are familiar with the habits of the common American skunk. When those creatures get cornered, or feel threatened, they
Continue reading#ncpol: Using an RPG to swat a fly
Our capital city is all abuzz about the recent expose by McClatchy on our governor, his deep-pocketed buddy, and said buddy’s contract with the state prison system. Granted, it was
Continue reading#nc-02: Drive-bys scrambling to save Nee-Nee
The N&O is officially inserting itself into the 2016 campaign — making all kinds of in-kind contributions to its beloved former Raleigh mayor Charles (*Slobber, Swoon*) Meeker’s campaign for state
Continue reading#NCSEN: Susie, we’re not in Kan — er, Raleigh anymore.
Susan Tillis – Whife of Thom — got a little publicity a few days back for criticizing (via Facebook) North Carolina House leaders’ strategy in the budget reconciliation process. Her
Continue readingShootings and the media: Charleston church vs. On-Air in Virginia
In June, a low-life nutcase loser took a loaded weapon into a church in Charleston, South Carolina and shot the place up. Instead of taking it at face-value as the
Continue readingWhat a difference 27 years makes.
The year was 1988. That was the first national election I was eligible to vote in. As a young, wide-eyed bushy-tailed college kid, I had the great opportunity to watch-and-learn,
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