It’s interesting to learn that Palmetto State conservatives are having the same heartburn over their “Republican” legislature that we are: […] I am no stranger to the legislative scene in South
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A group of folks from North Carolina, who have been lobbying the General Assembly for a few years now to lease privately-owned school buildings (which may, um, *coincidentally*
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To get a preview, just look at what’s already happening south of our state border: Horry County Schools’ $220 million deal with a contractor to build five new schools
Continue readingThose of you in Haywood County who have been PNGed by the NCGOP — those of you who have been threatened with losing your party position for daring to comment
Continue readingA North Carolina developer tied to the solar goons who pushed hard — and successfully — on Jones Street to allow local governments to use tax money to lease privately-owned
Continue readingSo, either she’s made an observation that would get a conservative-leaning person FRIED in the driveby media, or she’s as senile and brain-dead as a 2×4. (Kinda makes you feel all
Continue readingThe SOUTH CAROLINA state House, that is: Today Rep Jim Merrill (R-Berkley), who is the Majority Whip in the South Carolina State Legislature was indicted on 30 counts of Ethics
Continue readingThe political circus is leaving South Carolina and heading for the next venue. As the dust clears, we can chalk up yet another win for the Trump Machine — capturing
Continue readingIf you thought things were bad on the north side of the border, take a trip a little ways south to check out alleged Tea Party hero Mick Mulvaney: […]
Continue readingWell, the run-up to South Carolina’s presidential primary is already underway. It’s an every-four-years ritual. And with that ritual comes another ritual — moaning and hand-wringing about the Confederate flag
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