December 2, 2005 – 7:32 am
Interestingly, though, not one news source so far has mentioned the means of execution. From the WPTF report, it sounded like it was by lethal injection. He died alot easier then his estranged wife and father in law. And being 1000? 1500 people have died at the hands of the 1000 who have been executed. […]
November 8, 2005 – 5:15 pm
Recently, I had the occassion to write my local US House critter, Brad Miller (D-13), on two issues, expressing my displeasure with his voting on two issues. He voted against HR 4128, which upheld the Rights of homeowners to be secure against gov’t siezing their homes to give to private concerns, and for voting against […]
November 4, 2005 – 7:07 pm
Well, this is a good start: WASHINGTON – Conservative defenders of private property and liberal protectors of the poor joined in an overwhelming House vote to prevent local and state governments from seizing homes and businesses for use in economic development projects. The House legislation, passed 376-38, was in response to a widely criticized 5-4 […]
October 25, 2005 – 8:07 am
Gotta love the moonbats in Chapel Hill he Town Council passed not one but two resolutions Monday night condemning the war in Iraq and calling for its immediate end. Council members seized the opportunity to express their unanimous disapproval of the war, which they blame for depleting resources that could go to local governments. Gimme, […]
October 22, 2005 – 3:44 pm
Via WRAL: House Speaker Jim Black confirmed Friday that his office received two subpoenas earlier this week from a federal grand jury, ordering him to produce certain documents. In a statement released late Friday, Black said he and his staff would cooperate. Ken Bell, attorney for the speaker’s office, said the U.S. Attorney’s Office asked […]
October 21, 2005 – 9:12 am
But not quite the way you expect. Michelle Malkin links to a piece by Mike Adams of Townhall about racism at North Carolina State University. But what is the racism about? Dr. Kamau Kambon, a professor of African American studies, made these comments at a forum at Howard University on October 14th: Now how do […]
October 11, 2005 – 9:16 pm
This is how it starts DURHAM, N.C. — Dozens of Duke University students spent time Tuesday in court after being cited in August for underage drinking. Durham police and Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) officers cited 175 Duke students for underage drinking during the first week of classes after officers raided three parties at houses off-campus […]
October 3, 2005 – 8:04 am
It is once again time to bring out that old 80’s saying, Just Say No, when it comes to the light rail system that our "esteemed" Governor is still pushing. Hopefully, it will work better then it did to stop the use of drugs. The boondogle has jumped in price, up to a potential $759 […]
August 5, 2005 – 5:20 pm
Saw this early this morning, but been a bit busy. School board member Jackie Wagstaff launched her campaign for mayor Thursday, joining two City Council candidates in calls for the abolition of local board of education elections and the seizure of vacant houses for redistribution to the poor. "The school board is ineffective and should […]
July 29, 2005 – 5:51 pm
Via News 14 Raleigh: Investigators said a woman smashed her car into a Garner beauty salon Thursday. Police said she told them she thought her car was in reverse when she ran into a large pillar outside the Beauty Essence Salon. No one was seriously hurt. The salon remained open, though customers had to enter […]
