Moore County Schools: Boy, are we getting SCREWED.
Granted, this story is about one of North Carolina’s 100 counties. But something like this is likely going on in each of the other 99. We’ve got a clueless,
Continue readingGranted, this story is about one of North Carolina’s 100 counties. But something like this is likely going on in each of the other 99. We’ve got a clueless,
Continue readingThat’s what it looks like. Here’s an excerpt from Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s schedule for the House floor this coming week: Check out HR 2786, sponsored by Rep. Richard
Continue readingConservatives have long had heartburn over the very existence of government departments of agriculture. Far too often, those institutions have been little more than farm community vote-buying apparatuses. In recent
Continue readingApparently, state senator Jeff Tarte has been fielding some questions about his hand-off of $200,000 of our money to a local charity in Mecklenburg County. The charity has ONE MILLION
Continue readingThe budget made it through the House basically on a party line vote. (We exhibited our complete disgust and nausea about the agreement earlier.) The debate featured some of the
Continue readingWe posted earlier on how edu-crats here in Moore County have a yearly ritual of LYING their posteriors off to the public about their financial position. *Oh, the babies are
Continue readingYep. State House Republicans are following the lead of Al Gore and Bill Clinton and pushing for broadband internet service in rural areas — paid for by YOU and ME. Reps.
Continue readingIn Moore County, as I am sure it is in your county, THIS story is getting way too old: With Moore County Schools’ dire budgetary straits and ever-stricter state mandates
Continue readingMy that tough talk against “government waste” fades away fast once the polls close, doesn’t it? Once again, the, um, “honorables” in DC shirked their constitutional duty to PASS
Continue readingOnce again, Congress has kicked their budgeting and fiscal management duties down the road. The House passed another continuing resolution — keeping the government funded fully through December
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