From the moment it was announced that a weekly Muslim call to prayer was going to be sent out over an amplified sound system from the top of Duke Chapel at Duke University last week, you knew it was going to be controversial. After all, Duke University used to be Ground Zero for the training […]
When it comes to state issues, PunditHouse mostly focuses on North Carolina politics. That said, we are based in Charlotte and have a number of SC residents who read our site. Regardless of where you live, it is important to remain vigilant about protecting your rights, especially your gun rights. This just came in from […]
The following was taken from the Facebook wall of Dan Bongino, a former United States Secret Service agent who was the Republican Party nominee for Maryland’s 6th Congressional District in the 2014 elections to the U.S. House of Representatives. We all know nothing is ever really free. These posed questions are a great starting point to […]
In Corporate America, during annual reviews people are often rated on their “accomplishments” as well as their “behaviors”. Said another way, employees are rated on the “what they did” as well as the “how they did it”. Often times, there is a perception that the “what” side of the equation is more Important than the […]
The Charlotte Tea Party (CAUTION) recently received an email from Rich Orloff, the playwright behind “Chatting with the Tea Party”, a documentary-style play based on over 63 hours of interviews he conducted with leaders of local Tea Party groups around the country. With the play scheduled as part of the Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte’s NuVoices Festival this weekend, Mr. […]
“It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong”. This quote by Voltaire, a Frenchman whose real name was François-Marie Arouet, speaks to the dangers of challenging an entrenched overreaching government while her citizens gradually lose liberty. An example comes in the form of an unconstitutional mandated tax called the Affordable Care Act […]
Charlie Hebdo is, unfortunately, in the news. Radical Islamic Terrorists, objecting to the satiric content of the magazine, shot and killed the editor and eleven others. In running from the police, others were killed. Let us get this straight: the writers and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo agitated some people. Those people then decided that they […]
It’s no secret that Seattle receives more than its fair share of rain, but even so the city’s mayor seems to be displaying a grossly unnatural case of excessive water on the brain. Or maybe it’s too much coffee, resulting in badly jangled nerves and misfired brain synapses that lead a seemingly normal person into […]
The backlash against conservative House Representatives who participated in the failed coup against Speaker John Boehner began almost immediately after the vote. Congressman Daniel Webster (FL-10) and Richard Nugent (FL-11), who voted against Boehner, were removed from the powerful House Rules Committee. Webster was the leading alternative to Boehner, receiving twelve votes of the 25 […]
According to the Charlotte Observer, Governor McCrory is meeting with President Obama to discuss implementing ObamaCare’s Medicaid expansion! And he’s trying to fool you into thinking it will be a special “North Carolina solution.” We’ve seen this very thing in states like Arkansas, where so-called “conservatives” throw in a rule or two and then call […]
