This past week the High Point City Council got a bit of a reprimand due to the content of their pre-session invocations: High Point City Attorney Fred Baggett has issued a stern warning to the High Point Council about the content of their invocations. Baggett said he received a phone call from the ACLU in […]
Ok, I had a little trouble getting into blogging mode after the holiday, but I think I’m back now. Hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving.
I probably won’t have a chance to post much until after the holiday, so I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving.
Addressing a recent action alert by the Thomas More Law Center, Ed Brayton at Dispatches From the Culture Wars had this to say: Who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance? A man named Francis Bellamy. Who was Bellamy? Well, he was a Baptist minister. And a socialist. And his original pledge, the one used in schools […]
Marcus Kindley, Chairman of the Guilford County GOP, has his sights set on a statewide position. Unfortunately, his blog – The Chairman’s Corner – has gone AWOL. Fortunately (for someone – not necessarily Marcus) The Chairman’s Corner lives on in Google Cache. By phrasing your search just right, and by clicking on the “cached” link […]
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