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 […]
I’m a little behind the curve, but last week I finally started reading Jerry Bledsoe’s “Cops in Black and White” series in The Rhino Times (pick through their archives to find the earlier installments). I’m about halfway through, but so far my initial take on it is that the News and Record should be embarrased […]
