Canada is a terrible country, so it is understandable that some citizens might want their province to secede:
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A&T March To Polling Site Receives National Attention
Last week, when early voting began, students from NC A&T marched with students from UNC-G and Bennet College to the early voting site near downtown Greensboro to protest the fact that polling sites had not been set up on campus. Various national news websites picked up on this story. Such […]
Pursuing Illegal Voting In North Carolina
Ten people were indicted by a grand jury in Raleigh because they were non-citizens who had voted in North Carolina. This was reported last week. In addition, the State Board of Elections is removing nearly 1400 voters from the rolls because they had been identified as potential non-citizens by Trump’s […]
A War Worth Fighting
Early Voting Begins In Guilford County
There are many things on the ballot this year. Here in Greensboro, there are five bond issues. I would vote AGAINST these especially in view of the fact that Greensboro has gotten into trouble with the state because of maintaining inadequate financial reserves. There are three constitutional amendments on the […]
Governor Josh Stein Awards Deena Hayes-Greene Order Of Long Leaf Pine
Readers will remember Deena Hayes-Greene. She spent many years as a race baiter on the Guilford County school board advocating against classroom discipline directed toward young black students. She later rose to chair the school board. She also has developed a business career in the racial equity/ DEI industry. She […]
Roy Cooper For President? Nasty Letter With Implicit Threat Over Health Issues
There were a couple of interesting developments yesterday regarding former Governor Roy Cooper who is running for US Senate. First, Clay and Buck started their show yesterday with a discussion of their perception that Cooper will immediately become a leading presidential contender for the socialists if he wins his Senate […]
Moving From Blue State To Red State
Benefits of Greensboro’s Growth Don’t Extend To Taxpayers
George Hartzman has an excellent post at his Substack. He points out how we have repeatedly, over the years, forked over many millions of dollars in Greensboro on projects that are intended to facilitate and accommodate growth. We were told that we would benefit because of this growth. Presumably, because […]
Well, How About That!
An article in the News and Record this morning describes how the county school system is having to discuss consolidating schools that are underutilized: There’s no list of specific schools in danger of closing or mock-ups of proposed attendance maps. But, Oakley said, the district’s budget gap, the cost of […]