Panthers Fan Fest
Photos by: Glen Simmons Panthers fans gear up for the start of the gridiron season with a solid turnout for Fan Fest on Saturday at Bank of America Stadium. [nggallery id=62]
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The Obamas Feel Your Pain
Before taking Michelle Obama to task for her jet-setting and outlandishly lavish summer vacation, let’s take a moment to put it in some context, provided by none other than President Barack Obama. The First Family, you see, feels your pain, can relate to the plights and problems faced by millions of the working class across […]
The Continual Campaign Problem
Article One, Section Three, of the US Constitution says: “The Senate of the United States shall be composed of Two Senators from each State, chosen by the legislatures thereof, for six Years…..” In 1912 The Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution was proposed and it was ratified in 1913. It says: “The Senate…. shall be composed […]
Saturday Night House Party
Send us your favorite tunes (editor@pundithouse.com) and we’ll work them into the mix. This is Madonna. Enjoy.
WWJD? Vote Kagan
So sayeth Sen. Lindsey Graham, explaining the divine inspiration behind his vote to confirm the pro-abortion Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court. From CNSNews: “But at the end of the day, those of us in the Senate have to understand that every branch of government includes human beings and there is a rule that […]
Basnight Breeding Bacteria
N.C. Senate leader Marc Basnight, a Down East Democrat, might want to reconsider his latest power move to insert big government into every facet of the private market. Recall that Basnight was the driving force behind a total ban of plastic bags on the Outer Banks, going so far as to mandate that retailers offer […]
Brain Freeze
Gotta love the hed of this article from Reuters: “Obama freezes bonuses for some government workers.” Almost makes it sound like the Chosen One has heard Main Street concerns over exorbitant government pay, while private-sector unemployment rages. Turns out, not so much; Obama remains as tone-deaf as ever to the common folk. His idea of […]
485: Move Goal Posts, Declare Victory
N.C. Department of Transportation officials have announced that a widening of the south Charlotte parking lot known as I-485, from Johnston Road to South Boulevard, is slated to begin in 2014, a year ahead of the state’s current schedule. That should come as giddy news, except for the inconvenient fact that the widening project was […]
Karl Marx Was (Almost) Right
If Karl Marx was writing today, he might amend his famous comment about religion and conclude that the true opiates of the American people are tax cuts, more spending and more debt. We have been struck time and time again by the fact that the American voting public, on both ends of the political spectrum, […]
No Vote On The Quarter-Cent
Not in November at the polls; not even Tuesday night by commissioners, when George Dunlap’s motion to put a quarter-cent sales tax up for referendum didn’t even draw a second, much less any debate. But that didn’t prevent Dunlap, a Democrat, from rambling for nearly 10 minutes explaining why he didn’t necessarily support a new […]
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