Tag: socialism
Changing of the Guard Getting Tillis Riled Up
I found a couple of items that suggest Thom Tillis is not entirely happy that the rules have changed since McConnnell stepped down and Trump won the election. First (HT: NC Renegade), he nearly blows a gasket, literally shouting in response to Rand Paul’s reasonable suggestion to exhibit fiscal conservatism. […]
It Takes Some Degree Of Integrity To Reject A Subsidy…
… that would specifically benefit his own company:
Why RFK Jr. Is The Wrong Choice For HHS Secretary
I have enormous respect and admiration for the work that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. performed during the Covid pandemic. Indeed, during the early stages, when he was speaking on the streets of Europe in spite of his vocal impairment, and drawing tens of thousands of people, it was clear he […]
Shootings, Murders on Guilford College Road, Holden Road
We learned within the last several weeks of shootings and/or murders occurring on the stretch of Holden Rd. between Bryan Blvd. and Benjamin Pkwy; and also on the part of Guilford College Road just north of Bridford Pkwy. During the mayoralty of Nancy Vaughn, we now see murders taking place […]
Swamp Rat John Thune Elected Senate Majority Leader
Let’s look at Thune’s voting record: Conservative Review Liberty Score: 51% Heritage Action scorecard: 37% New American Freedom Index: 56% And he is from a red state! Why did this outcome develop? First, the majority leader controls how campaign funds are distributed; how committee assignments are made; how chairmen of […]
The Cost Of The NC GOP’s Failure
There are going to be implications associated with the spectacular failure of the NC GOP in this year’s statewide elections. One of these implications was reported in the Rhino Times. Skip Alston has been assigned to Josh Stein’s transition team. We can safely presume that many others similar to Alston […]
Beating The Drum For Government Building A Pro Hockey Rink In Greensboro
I could scarcely believe it. The Rhino Times had an article yesterday about the fact that professional hockey is coming back to Greensboro. That is a good thing. I remember going to the games during the 1990’s at the Greensboro Coliseum when we had a “minor league” hockey franchise. What […]