On June 14, pro-abortion terrorist group “Jane’s Revenge” claimed credit for numerous attacks on pro-life centers around the country, including the June 7 attack on Mountain Area Pregnancy Services (MAPS) in Asheville. The message was originally posted on Abolition Media, which supports left-wing revolutionary groups around the world, but a day later, Jane’s Revenge also...
In cancer studies regarding saccharin, the rats were force-fed such high dosages that a person would have to drink 800 cans of diet soda a day to get the same exposure.
On the central theme of liberal compassion The Pity Party makes a strong case, but the author is well aware that liberals often remain unaffected by argument and even facts.
CHAPEL HILL — The private exchange will allow employers to work around the coverage mandates of the federal Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, by letting employees select the coverage they wish to purchase. Rather than providing traditional, one-size-fits all defined-benefit insurance plans, employers would give employees a fixed amount of money (a defined contribution) to purchase the coverage they choose through the exchange.
Agree with them or not, this collection of speeches by Sen. Jesse Helms is notable for its command of the issues.
For the reader looking for a tell-all book by a Secret Service agent assigned to the White House, Within Arm’s Length: The Extraordinary Life and Career of a Special Agent in the United States Secret Service, will be disappointment. However, the reader who wants to read a great autobiography will be delighted.
Arrogant, power-hungry politicians prompt a change of heart.
RALEIGH -- Finger-pointing among the left and the White House began before Democratic nominee Martha Coakley lost. It continues both privately and publicly among a confused and dispirited Democratic Party.
RALEIGH -- The chattering political class in Washington has been working overtime analyzing and dissecting the upset victory that Scott Brown engineered over Martha Coakley for the Senate seat previously held for nearly 50 years by the late liberal icon Teddy Kennedy.
RALEIGH — Two of North Carolina’s leading Democratic congressmen have vowed to continue fighting for health care reform backed by their party in the U.S. House even though a special election in Massachusetts has dimmed the chances a compromise can be reached.
Nervous North Carolina Democrats don’t need to abandon health care reform to save themselves from Martha Coakley’s fate. They just have to abandon the sinking ship.
