The Emperor’s — um, GOVERNOR’S New Clothes
Just like that monarch in the Hans Christian Anderson story, Roy Cooper’s ego is in high gear. His admirers won’t admit that he’s an unaccomplished blowhard attempting to cruise
Continue readingJust like that monarch in the Hans Christian Anderson story, Roy Cooper’s ego is in high gear. His admirers won’t admit that he’s an unaccomplished blowhard attempting to cruise
Continue readingThe Cato Institute has long been the intellectual face of the libertarian political movement. I, like many conservatives, have had some sympathies for them — given their many limited government
Continue readingI remember back in 2013 or so when ABC11 in Durham did a *cute* little man-on-the-street piece on how people could not recognize Dan Forest when they saw him.
Continue readingIn Raleigh, and in politics itself, lies are all over the place — like pieces of pine straw in Pinehurst. (Countless in number.) Think about how unlucky (or pathetic
Continue readingOur soon-to-be senior senator is taking governor Roy Cooper to task for being, um, *soft*, on illegal immigration. (Seriously? Seriously.): North Carolina Republican Sen. Thom Tillis criticized Gov. Roy
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 readingThe General Assembly has passed all kinds of green energy nonsense. They refused to challenge the governor’s long-term use of “emergency powers” — well beyond the end of ANY
Continue readingSo, Roy Cooper thinks Mark Robinson talking about guns as the best protection against authoritarianism in government is “dangerous”? WELL, I beg to differ. I think it’s more dangerous
Continue readingYou heard the genius right. Shut your mouth while the elected puppets of the unelected public school administrators continue to do the bidding of the superintendent and his staff
Continue readingOkay, see if you can follow me here. In July, our weaselly governor vetoed a bill passed by the GOP-controlled legislature to end the $300 supplement to unemployment benefits.
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