Stories written by Christian Hine
A 1999 Cum Laude graduate of UNC Charlotte’s Belk College of Business, Christian has spent fifteen years as an award winning political activist and consultant in both North and South Carolina...with a little radio talk show hosting and newspaper editing thrown in for good measure. A self-described "Republitarian", Christian is an unabashed advocate of traditional free market capitalism and views passage of the FairTax as the single most effective method to combat the social manipulation and corruption found in government today. When not stressing over yet another new law, Christian enjoys treasure hunting, obscure European power metal bands, good beer, and anything related to Carolina Panthers football...except talking about the 2001 season. He's removed that from memory.

The Tip Of The Tea Party Iceberg

It’s not the tens of thousands of grassroots conservatives who show up at Tea Party protests around the country that have President Obama and the entire Democrat Party worried – it’s the millions of conservative Tea Party supporters who don’t show up at those events that have them scared to death. Picture the Tea Party […]

May 18, 2010 | Posted in House Blends,National | Read More »

Crisis Management: Blame Bush

Incline your ears to the political winds of hope and change and you will hear a growing drumbeat of Obama’s “blame Bush” doctrine for the recent gulf oil rig disaster. In an effort to divert attention from his administration’s late response, it’s almost guaranteed that President Obama will try and take political advantage of the crisis instead […]

May 5, 2010 | Posted in House Blends,National | Read More »

Obama Needs A Suspension Policy

In the wake of the recent oil rig disaster off the Gulf Coast, President Obama suspended all new domestic drilling. He said the reason for the suspension of drilling was to investigate what caused the oil rig disaster and determine a more “responsible” way to move forward, including providing “safeguards” to prevent future disasters. The majority […]

May 3, 2010 | Posted in House Blends,National | Read More »

An Early Mother’s Day Gift

PunditHouse reader Dale Johnson shared this heartwarming video with our editor and we’re sharing it with you. The talented young lady is Dale’s daughter, Emily, a senior at Ardrey Kell High School, performing in last month’s Spring Choral Concert. The song is “Never Alone,” which Emily found online with guitar chords that she translated into […]

May 2, 2010 | Posted in Photos | Read More »

Free Economics Class Offered

Want to win an argument with a progressive every time? Loren Spivack, the “Free Market Warrior“, will be hosting a free two night economic literacy seminar in Charlotte on May 4th & 6th at Red Rocks Cafe, 4223 Providence Road,  at 5:30 PM. While there is no charge for the seminar, you must RSVP to Mr. Spivack at lorenspivack@gmail.com since […]

April 30, 2010 | Posted in House Blends | Read More »

Gellin’ In Arizona

Mexico President Felipe Calderon has obtained sponsorship from Dr. Scholl’s for the inaugural “Are you Gellin? – Anti-Arizona Border Crossing” event. In response to Arizona’s newly signed immigration law, orders went out from President Calderon to all Mexican citizens to discontinue use of the Arizona border as a “crossing point.” Since then, Dr. Scholl’s has […]

April 29, 2010 | Posted in House Blends,National | Read More »

Adventures of Sign #75

As a long time politico, it’s easy to occasionally get jaded with the tried and true methods of grassroots campaigning.  I’m always impressed with a new way of getting a message out, and Kristie Chapman has definately filled that bill with the personification of a campaign yardsign’s adventures in Mecklenburg…. ******************************************************************************************************* (Written by Kristie Chapman, campaign […]

April 28, 2010 | Posted in Christian Hine,House Blends | Read More »

When Perfect Storms Collide

Set two perfect storms on a collision course and you don’t have to be a seasoned meteorologist to know that the aftermath could be catastrophic. However, if these two “perfect storms” happen to be political in nature, the term catastrophic may be a bit over the top, that is unless the eyes of both storms […]

April 26, 2010 | Posted in National | Read More »

The Provocateur-in-Chief

President Barack Obama seems to relish making provocative statements and generally antagonizing his opposition. Whether it’s out of habit as a community organizer, or just a major character flaw, this president can’t seem to hold his tongue. The Provocateur-in-Chief aimed his latest statement at the Tea Party movement, telling a group at a DNC fundraiser, […]

April 23, 2010 | Posted in House Blends | Read More »

When Rights are Wrongs

Just when you thought progressive liberalism couldn’t possibly get any more ridiculous, our European friends have discovered yet another “right” that we as human beings share. The right to a vacation. According to this article from the Ottawa Citizen, Antonio Tajani, the European Union commissioner for enterprise and industry, stated that “traveling for tourism today is […]

April 20, 2010 | Posted in Christian Hine,House Blends | Read More »

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