The following is a copy of an email to the Editor of the Charlotte Observer sent 29 October 2010 Dear Editor; If the Charlotte Observer is to have any credibility at all and not merely look like a propaganda arm for one political party, it needs to do its homework before endorsing candidates for office. […]
Lost in the media hype around the recent CMS decisions around school closings and the subsequent public forums – where the reporting focused on the anger and outrage – was any true focus on the actions of previous school board and CMS members that actually led to this situation. All of us have read plenty […]
Just in time for Halloween . . . She calls herself independent and says she is a “scrapper”, but what I noticed while watching the recent debates between Democratic NC Secretary of State Elaine Marshall and Republican US Senator Richard Burr is that Marshall has an almost unnatural mix of common sense conservatism and far left ideology. It […]
The Virginia-Pilot reports that several insurance companies in Virginia announced that they were dropping Medicare Advantage Insurance plans, leaving many elderly out in the cold and facing much higher insurance rates. A lot of old folks out there drank the Obama Kool-Aid, now it’s time to pay for it and drink it if you can.
Doug Giles’ rhetoric is a little over the top; but, sad to say, what he says is true. Vets are being screwed when it comes to so many of them not being able to vote in the 2010 elections. Liberals Attempt to Stifle Soldiers’ Ability to Vote “The Left has so derailed and so thoroughly […]
I have never been a big fan of Karl Rove. I have always felt that he was more about ‘the machine’ than about doing what is right. He was instrumental in removing ‘moral value’ issues from the Republican campaign and concentrating it solely on big government issues. His recent efforts to help the Democratic Party […]
I just heard today that there are some ‘old time, good ol’ boy Republicans’ in Washington (who aren’t up for re-election yet) who are already calling for the Republicans to ‘reach across the aisle and compromise with the democrats’ to get things done in Washington after November 2nd. These ‘elites’ are riding the coattails of […]
[Editor’s note: This post originally appeared as a paid advertisement in the Charlotte Observer. Howard White was kind enough to send in the copy to PunditHouse.] That’s me! I am that local Obama voter, for decades an Observer reader. I voted for him in 2008, but am so worried about the direction Democrats are leading […]
Huntersville, NC (October 12, 2010) – You wouldn’t know it by looking at Delores Edwards, who stands less than five feet tall and is usually seen with a quiet smile on her face, but she is a fierce ally when it comes to putting together a gift basket. “Delores has an amazing talent for making […]
A Road Map for Sound State Fiscal Policy Prepared by C Morgan Edwards September 30, 2010 Several years ago the Heartland Institute of Chicago, IL compiled data addressing as to what states could do to establish sound fiscal management policies and practices This is a summary of the findings and will address the major elements […]
