This is an aspect that we rarely hear. Surely, at least some homeless can live a functional life if they change their perspective and their behavior:
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The Raleigh Republicans’ Assist To Corporate Employers of Physicians
The General Assembly passed a bill— HB 67– that does several things. The bill runs 48 pages. Senate candidate Don Brown recently discussed it on OAN. He focused on the part of the bill that opens the floodgates for many more foreign-trained physicians to be employed by hospital systems in […]
Constitutional Amendment To Limit Property Tax Increases
Rep. Brian Echevrarria has a great article at Carolina Journal that talks about a proposal to limit property tax increases. Republicans are proposing a constitutional amendment. Statewide, steep increases in property valuations have increased property taxes; and we likely face potentially severe future increases. Local units of government are exploiting […]
The Difference Between The City Conservative and the Rural Conservative
Interesting insights:
Gross Mismanagement At Winston-Salem/ Forsyth County Schools
When the state auditor’s report became public yesterday, it was reported prominently in the regional TV media. Fox 8 has a good summary. It is quite clear that the school system in Forsyth County has been badly mismanaged. There are two possibilities to explain this mismanagement. The first is that […]
Adam Schiff vs. Trump
“SCHIFF HITS THE FAN” pic.twitter.com/tQVKcxtxOu — Dan Scavino Jr.
🦅 (@DanScavino) August 13, 2025
The Hispanic Vote
Some of us might not like the fact that this has to be discussed, but the below video contains good information nonetheless:
Guilford Property Taxes To Rise 48% Unless Commissioners Act
The Rhino Times reports that the Guilford Tax Department is now projecting that property values in the county will be (average) 48% higher than the last time properties were revalued. That means property taxes will rise around 50 percent– plus or minus– for homeowners unless the county commissioners (and the […]
Comparing Murder Rates in Washington, D.C. and Greensboro
I used Neighborhoodscout.com to get the murder rates for Washington, DC and Greensboro. The site provides 2023 data. The rate in Greensboro was 0.25 per 1,000 population. In Washington, D.C., it was 0.39 per 1,000 population. We can take some comfort in the fact that our rate is 36% lower […]
Marxism In The Church
The Dissenter (formerly Reformation Charlotte) has an excellent summary that describes the infiltration of Marxism in the evangelical church over the last half-century. Some of this information may be familiar, but parts will not be. I am taking the liberty of excerpting heavily: Evangelicals… signed the Chicago Declaration of Evangelical […]