Property Taxes and Corrupt Local Government: Good Solutions and Bad Solutions

Within the last 24 hours, we have learned about two different initiatives to deal with property taxes. Skyrocketing property valuations and corrupt, greedy units of local government have brought this issue to the forefront. It was announced yesterday that Phil Berger is convening a special committee in the NC Senate […]

Our Attorney General And The Power Bill Increase

It is being reported that a legal settlement agreement will result in Duke Energy increasing its rates by 6.8%. In response to this outcome, our esteemed state Attorney General– pretty boy Jeff Jackson– is dissatisfied. That’s very interesting. Did he raise any complaints when the Greensboro City Council raised our […]

County Commissioners Funding Non-Profits: Look At The Bigger Issue

Scott Yost has an article at the Rhino Times about the county commissioners’ budget funding various non-profits. The article is entirely factual; and it aroused numerous comments from those outraged over the excesses. The non-profits, of course, tended to intersect with the political interests of the socialists. They were overwhelmingly […]