The Pinehurst Hot Mess: Ban Tyranny
Like many others, I watched last week’s planning board meeting with some interest. The crowd had to be one of the largest crowds to ever turn out for a
Continue readingLike many others, I watched last week’s planning board meeting with some interest. The crowd had to be one of the largest crowds to ever turn out for a
Continue readingWell, who doesn’t? The trailer-park, weed-eater haircut. The trashing and betrayal (and primarying ) of conservatives. The flexible, ever-shifting moral code. And let’s not forget all of Thom’s crossing-the
Continue readingAs the election gets closer, leftists are unveiling their usual tried and true scare-the-hell-out-of-the-voters tactics: A few days before thousands of North Carolina students go back to school amid
Continue readingIt seems like JUST YESTERDAY that the Thom Tillis reelection campaign was telling us Cal Cunningham was too liberal and too skeezy to send to Washington. It appears
Continue readingOne of the biggest reasons Medicaid expansion went nowhere is because of ol’ Roy and his team standing with big hospitals instead of “the little folks” struggling to pay
Continue readingThat, my friends, is according to a group called the Immigration Reform Law Institute: New York City has long been considered America’s top big city in terms of population,
Continue readingToo bad it won’t be the same kind South Park’s Eric Cartman got. About a week ago, our boy wonder AG was desperately trying to make intentionally lying perfectly
Continue readingIsn’t it amazing how the media cheers when GOPers cave on demands from liberals, but never never demands that liberals do what Republicans want? CNBC has announced that North
Continue readingWhen the GOP first took over in Raleigh over a decade ago, we heard a lot about “conservative revolution” and dramatic change in our state government. Unfortunately, the only
Continue readingOnce again, we have prominent North Carolina Republicans helping leftists pass pieces of their agenda: Senate bargainers announced a bipartisan framework Sunday responding to last month’s mass shootings, a
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