Welcoming a black conservative to the local talk radio scene
This is an especially exciting announcement for long-time watchers of WSOC-TV news here in Charlotte as well as loyal listeners of our big-time AM radio station WBT:
Heartless: NC legislative panel debates costs of aborting babies versus saving them
WRAL reports on an eye-popping “debate” that happened on a NC legislative panel today involving the costs associated with HB-854, a pro-life bill that would require counseling, ultrasounds, and a 24 hour waiting period before abortions are performed (via @StevenErtelt):
Fetus protection law signed by Gov. Bev. Perdue
Great news for the unborn here in NC:
Campaign law violation charges to be filed soon against John Edwards?
NBC News is reporting today that charges against former North Carolina Senator and twice-failed candidate for president John Edwards may be filed soon:
DNC 2012 Watch: How much union labor will be bussed in to NC?
With Charlotte, North Carolina being picked by the DNCC as the host city for the 2012 Democrat National Convention, pro-Democrat union “leaders” and supporters have been grumbling due to the fact that North Carolina is the least unionized state in the country – which, in their eyes means no political paybacks for the m/billions unions have given to local, state, and national Democrats over several decades. As always, the fine print must be read and understood. We’ll get to that in a minute. But first, here’s the Charlotte Observer’s write-up on the fears expressed by some local private-sector leaders regarding the possibility that union labor will be brought into the city at the expense of local temporary workers: