N.C. Supreme Court is collateral damage in left’s lust for power
If you aren’t hair-on-fire alarmed at how the left is using a nuclear option to stage a coup at our state’s highest court, you haven’t been paying attention. The coup would nullify two election cycles and nearly 10 million votes. This won’t be North Carolina’s first coup d’etat. In 1898, Democrats led by News and...
Inflation and harming the ‘least of these’
Not only are inflationary policies the most harmful to the poor, but there is too little attention given to their adverse effects.
Hollywood defense …
Generosity and freedom go together
When we exercise our personal freedom within dense networks of families and other associations, we make better choices. We’re nudged in the right direction.
Two Republicans file to unseat Democrat Supreme Court Justice Ervin
Despite polling showing him down double digits, combined with a historically bad political environment for Democrats, incumbent Supreme Court Justice Sam “Jimmy” Ervin IV filed for re-election on Monday — the first day of candidate filing. Democrat Lucy Inman and Republican Richard Dietz filed to run for the Supreme Court seat now held by Democrat...
As candidate filing reopens Walker, Hines change plans
This story was updated on December 6, 2021. Former N.C. congressman Mark Walker, will drop his bid for the U.S. Senate and file for the newly drawn 7th Congressional District at the urging and with the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, multiple sources confirmed for Carolina Journal on Saturday, December 4th. Fox News’ headline...
Taxpayers and fans of good government have new reason to give thanks
A legal petition from the state controller prompts courts to address safeguards for N.C. state government spending.
Printing the money
Smothering the news
How the spending spree will end
If presidents and lawmakers aren’t willing to make substantial changes to entitlements, they aren’t truly willing to make substantial reductions in federal spending.
Democrat state Supreme Court Justice Ervin in serious re-election trouble
New polling focused on next year’s N.C. Supreme Court races combined with a historically bad political environment for Democrats indicate dwindling prospects for Democrats to hold on to a fragile 4-3 court majority. The horrific numbers indicate Justice Sam “Jimmy” Ervin IV would be crushed for re-election by double digits, despite being an incumbent and...