Cabarrus Cheap Seats

In comments on the article where I invite you to name Coy Privette’s replacement, I state that I’m not planning on running for anything in 2008. In this article, I’m going to prove it.
Nobody in their right mind would run as a Republican around here and write the article that you’re about to read.
Today’s [...]

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Why crazy 9/11 theories persist.

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Good mornin’ - here’s some stuff I’ve picked up around the web since last Monday.
Democrats Fear NASCAR Cooties - here’s a good collection of articles: Charlotte Observer (news article), Charlotte Observer (editorial) Carolina Politics Online, Carolina Politics Online Again, The Moderate Voice (great cartoon); but the best analysis, hands down, came from our friends at [...]

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I applaud Coy Privette’s move to make English the official language of Cabarrus County. As the most studied language in the world, it happens to be the most misunderstood. Every English speaker thinks they speak English and they understand it; but they really don’t. With English as our official language, getting around [...]

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At last night’s Reagan Day dinner, Robin Hayes addressed one local issue - illegal immigration. And what did he say?
Back off.
Specifically, don’t do anything locally until the Congress gets their immigration policy straight.
It was sort of funny coming from the Congressman who backed the controversial House bill on Immigration Reform. One would think that he [...]

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For those of you who believe that Illegal Immigrants are the #1 threat in America - you might just get to spend more local resources dealing with this crisis.
Now, if we could only do more about the terrorists that come to this country legally.

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At last week’s Board of Commissioners meeting, Coy Privette introduced a resolution intended to curb illegal immigration. He got the language of the resolution from one submitted to the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners by Bill James. According to the Cabarrus Neighbors article, the resolution would direct County staff to do the following:

Participate in a [...]

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