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To say the federal government is growing out of control is simply an understatement. The fact is no other presidential administration in America’s history has racked up more debt than the current spender-in-chief. Even George W. Bush’s spending was “limited” to just over $1 billion a day, as compared to Barack Obama’s current and egregiously […]
September 27, 2011 | Posted in Ashley Stinnett,House Guests | Read More »

Team BO has finally found a way to create new jobs; in this case, it’s a veritable army of new government bureaucrats. Unfortunately, and wholly unsurprising, it will come at the cost of increased regulation that is almost certain to kill business and, by extension, actual, private-sector job creation: The Environmental Protection Agency has said […]
September 27, 2011 | Posted in House Specials,Mark Pellin,National | Read More »

Photos by: Glen Simmons with Event Images Carolina South Meck scores a 47-28 win over Providence. [nggallery id=182]
September 26, 2011 | Posted in Photos Not Featured | Read More »
As Social Security is considered the third rail of national politics, Ron Paul is the third rail of the Republican Party. Paul’s detractors are vehement in dismissing the Texas representative as the party’s loose nut. Contrarily, Paul’s supporters are dedicated to crowning him the savior of the GOP and the United States overall. If Paul […]
September 26, 2011 | Posted in Anthony Hager,House Guests,National | Read More »
This has to rank as one of the more jarring political couplings of the year: Ron Paul and …. Barry Manilow? This from the Daily Caller: Grammy award-winning musician Barry Manilow told The Daily Caller that he agrees with “just about everything” 2012 Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul says, calling him a “solid” contender […]
September 24, 2011 | Posted in Mark Pellin | Read More »
It’d be nice to think it’s just an innocent editorial oversight when the uptown paper runs a banner headline that reads Judge orders immigrants removed from church, when the more accurate and honest header would be Judge orders illegal immigrants removed from country. The subterfuge, however, doesn’t end with just a headline that makes it […]
September 23, 2011 | Posted in House Blends,Mark Pellin | Read More »
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools learned this week that it finally won the coveted Board Prize, after years of yearning and hundreds of millions of dollars spent in pursuit of the elusive Holy Grail of urban education. Indeed, during his tenure at the helm, former Superintendent Peter Gorman at times seemed on an almost Ahabian quest to land […]
September 21, 2011 | Posted in Char-Meck Beat,CMS Beat,Mark Pellin | Read More »
A new, potentially, game-changing factor has crept into the GOP presidential race. It used to be enough to win the pro-life caucus goers and primary voters to be for overturning Roe. That may be about to change. If it does, all bets on whether Mitt Romney and Rick Perry will remain front-runners are off. Why […]
September 20, 2011 | Posted in National,Ralph Benko | Read More »
It’s only appropriate that a streetcar plan hatched with the explicit goal of buying votes to help defeat repeal of Charlotte’s half-cent sales tax for transit would, years later, still find itself being used as a handy campaign tool designed to push a purely political agenda. That was the case on Monday, when U.S. Transportation […]
September 20, 2011 | Posted in Char-Meck Beat,City Beat,Mark Pellin | Read More »
It’s bad enough that less than 3 percent of eligible voters turned out for Charlotte’s primary elections last week; worse still that they managed to elect a lesbian community organizer who got a bulk of her campaign boost from left-wing rouge advocacy groups, apparently has never held a real job and has at least one […]
September 19, 2011 | Posted in Char-Meck Beat,City Beat,Mark Pellin | Read More »