A pleasant surprise at NC DPI?
I must admit I had my early doubts about Mark Johnson. I interviewed him on the campaign trail and learned he had ties to Michael Bloomberg, of all people. But
Continue readingI must admit I had my early doubts about Mark Johnson. I interviewed him on the campaign trail and learned he had ties to Michael Bloomberg, of all people. But
Continue readingTHESE kinds of shenanigans are what people when they speak of THE SWAMP that needs to be drained: Several state representatives and a Wilmington developer have been named in an
Continue readingWhile the football team is stinking the place up, the Afro-American classes are filling up, and the edu-crats are lining their pockets BIG TIME at our expense, look at what
Continue readingTalk about biting the hand that feeds you. Mark Merritt is the general counsel for the UNC system. He makes A LOT of money for being on the government payroll.
Continue readingI wasn’t a math major, but something about this concept dreamed up by the, um. “honorables” doesn’t sit right with me. Check out section 3 of Session Law 2017-214 pushed
Continue readingIt’s really, um, funny to hear the statist ruling class elite that runs things in Raleigh moan about “wasting money.” (I heard John Hood on TV this weekend babbling about
Continue readingJason Saine is a mover and shaker in the House. The guy went from unemployment to vice-chairman of the House Appropriations Committee and Chairman of the Finance Committee. You’d THINK
Continue readingSilly us. We got told that this state lottery was going to fulfill all public education funding needs. That’s what we get for believing what we’re told from Raleigh: Politicians
Continue readingWe already tipped you off about the sweet, sweet $$$$ deal extended to F.O.T (Friend-Of-Timmy) Clayton Somers. It seems like all that was just the tip of the seedy, smelly,
Continue readingDavid Lewis is a powerful man on Jones Street. He chairs the House Rules Committee and is a bona-fide FOT (Friend of Timmy). He has a big say as to
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