A loyal reader of this site forwarded me a recently-published piece in National Review by John Hood, president of the Raleigh-based John Locke Foundation. Hood’s piece, about conservatism “thriving”
Continue readingWell, every year groups from the ADA to the ACU to National Journal to The Club For Growth release ideological rankings of the 535 voting members
Continue readingA recent personnel shuffle at NCDOT caught my attention. According to media reports, Deputy DOT secretary for transit Paul Morris was “removed” by newly-appointed DOT secretary Tony
Continue readingMcClatchy seems to be quite puzzled by the mystery that is Pat McCrory. Is he “the centrist mayor of North Carolina’s largest city who campaigned as someone able to
Continue readingGov. Pat apparently has seen the light (or, more likely, the statewide polling or the whip counts in the state House) and come over from the dark side. Until today,
Continue readingThe remnants of the mainstream media in The Tar Heel State are throwing a bit of a tantrum. The state’s new GOP governor and his staff are NOT
Continue readingOur local paper — the first and only lesbian-owned and -operated thrice weekly Nobel Prize-nominated community paper in The Carolinas — is beside itself about those dastardly Republicans
Continue readingDo you remember the name of Bev Perdue’s DENR secretary? His name was Dee Freeman. Search for him on Google, and you get a total of TWO mainstream media stories
Continue readingGunga Din was immortalized by Rudyard Kipling in literature — and later in movies. He was a poor, hapless, shuffling, kowtowing, water-carrying man-servant to some British soldiers in India. The
Continue readingOK. Let’s see if we an follow this “logic.” Someone who dares to question the current system of government-funded day care is unfit to serve in any capacity related to
Continue reading
Recent Comments