For Christians this is a special time of the year. During the Easter season we honor Jesus’ message to the world. His persecution by the Roman prefect, Pontius Pilate who ordered him to be nailed to a cross and left to die, taken from the cross and sealed in a tomb, and the amazing discovery […]
Texas Senator Ted Cruz, the first major candidate to officially announce a run for President, was in Rock Hill, SC today stumping for votes. He arrived at the Holiday Inn off Dave Lyle Blvd just after 11am and spoke to the 225 in attendance for just over twenty minutes before taking a handful of pre-written questions read […]
The Rightful Remedy Conference took place last Saturday, March 28, 2015, on the campus of UNC Charlotte. Seven speakers were in town for the full day event and discussed various aspects of State’s Rights, the 10th amendment, nullification, and how states and local governments can push back against federal encroachment. Here are the videos of […]
Indiana found itself in a national firestorm after Governor Mike Pence (R) signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) into law. RFRA is perceived as granting religious business owners the right to refuse service for members of the LGBT community, but other laws similar to RFRA have not had that result. LGBT advocates believe the […]
The Charlotte Observer reports that the Senate sponsors of SB346 have declared the bill “dead”. “After hearing serious concerns about stricter vaccine and immunization requirements from our constituents and from citizens across the state, we have decided we will not move forward,” the three said in a statement. “The bill is dead.” The three primary sponsors of […]
In the spirit of April Fools Day, the NCGOP has done something it rarely ever does…go on offense. It’s a little sad that it takes a “holiday” based on creating false impressions to show a little chutzpah, but nonetheless it has been done. In an email released this morning, the NCGOP sent a spoof email ostensibly from […]
Suppose you are applying for a loan to buy a house. You’ve been working with a lender for the past two years and today you’re ready to get loan approval. You stated your income on the loan application as, let’s say $100,000. But in reality you don’t know if that number is $100,000 or $25,000. […]
