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NC General Assembly
delays 2021 fall elections
Moore County municipalities
spared the Census data fiasco
Gov. Roy Cooper has finally encountered bipartisan legislation that did not hasten an automatic veto.
This fall's elections in about three dozen North Carolina municipalities will now occur in early 2022 due to census data delays. (Moore County's election calendar will not be impacted).
After receiving ample votes to pass in the House and Senate, Session Bill 2021-56 became law June 28 after the governor opted not to sign or veto it.
The 2020 census information necessary for redistricting won't be available until late summer or early fall.
More than 30 municipalities — Charlotte, Greensboro, Cary and Fayetteville among them — can complete redistricting either by Nov. 17 or Dec. 17. These municipalities would have elections on March 8, 2022 — the date for state and federal primaries. Some municipalities also would have additional elections in April or May.
Another gift from China's virology labs.
(Contributing: Tom's News, Associated Press)
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Masks again?
Why? Ask WHO
Vaccines are our only hope if the nation wishes to rebound from the Wuhan virus, President Joe Biden said last week during a stop in Raleigh. He promised a "summer of freedom" for those who comply.
But the World Health Organization the next day, June 25, tossed a wet blanket all over Biden's optimism.
A WHO official came right out and said it: fully vaccinated people must continue to wear masks, social distance and practice other Covid-19 pandemic safety measures as the highly contagious delta (India) variant spreads rapidly across the globe.
“People cannot feel safe just because they had the two doses. They still need to protect themselves,” Dr. Mariangela Simao, WHO assistant director-general for access to medicines and health products, said during a news briefing from the agency’s Geneva headquarters.
“Vaccine alone won’t stop community transmission,” Simao added. “People need to continue to use masks consistently."
The same masks and social distancing that were so very ineffective in 2020? Don't ask why? Just ask WHO.
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Did U.S. stand by as China
created a killer virus?
National Security Adviser
McFarland sees evidence
Did America bungle our initial handling of the pandemic because a handful of government scientists and bureaucrats, and their unwitting media enablers, deliberately sent us off in the wrong direction in order to cover up their own complicity in creating COVID-19? Read more.
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No half baked plans
for Moore GOP July 3
Moore patriot and artist extraordinaire Miriam Chu is enlisting an eager volunteer army to create a mega-float representing our county Republican Party during the July 3 Carthage Independence Day parade.
Production is underway this week at her Carthage home. This year's theme centers around a giant, three-tier birthday cake, eight feet in diameter. There might even be a surprise dwelling inside. Stay tuned.
It will be another Miriam masterpiece certain to make Democrat heads explode. The best fireworks of all.
ALERT: Contact Miriam if you wish to join her team. Call 919-721-4152, or email gallinardo@icloud.com. In addition to manpower (snowflake trigger) she requests the donation of two or three gallons of white latex exterior paint, and one gallon of primer. Every household has some stashed in a dark and forgotten place.
The Carthage parade assembles at 10:30 on July 3 near the John Deere dealership, and steps off around 11:30.
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Travis-Sexton show
welcomes Trump today
The new Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show debuted June 22 across the Premier radio network. Their show is tasked with replacing Rush Limbaugh. Impossible. To mark their second week on the air Clay and Buck will welcome their first guest, President Donald Trump.
Trump will join the duo at the top of the second hour, at 1 p.m. Eastern.
Unfortunately, WEEB decided not to carry the Clay and Buck show, despite the fact that its tagline is "inspired by Rush" and that it features Rush's familiar lineup of bumper music going out of and into commercials. Please contact WEEB owner Steve Adams to request that he pick up Clay and Buck. His email address is: steve@WEEB990.com.
However, the show is easily live streamed via smart phone or laptop. Visit clayandbuck.com.
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By Steve Woodward
The champion and silver medalist competitors in hammer throw on June 26 at the U.S. Olympic Trials were “Kaeperniked” during what should have been a shining moment in their careers.
In this era where we find the dishonorable bowed to by organizations that once would have made them outcasts, Gwen Berry has emerged as a poster child. She finished third at the Trials but a hammer is not all she threw. She threw a hissy fit to express the faux outrage that coarses through her when she is subjected to the National Anthem. Read more.
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"Racism is indeed systemic in the United States, but it isn't white on black racism. It's elite white Democrats who have perpetuated it for two and a half centuries and now white and black elite Democrats who want racism to flourish indefinitely."
Moore County scholar Robert A. Taft, "The Truth About Systemic Racism in the United States".
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NEW DATE
Foundation for Applied
Conservative Leadership
Political Leadership School
Saturday, August 7
9 am - 5:30 pm
Phoenix Global Support HQ
2847 Bridgewood Dr., Fayetteville
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Independence Day Parades
Autos and Marchers
Carthage
Saturday, July 3
11:30 am
Assemble 10:30 am
@ John Deere
Pinehurst
Saturday, July 3
10:30 am
Assemble 9:30 am
@ Village Hall
Moore GOP paraders / cars
Details: Laura Sumrall
760.451.5095
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Independence Day Celebration
National Athletic Village
Friday, July 2
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Family ticket: $35
Adults 18+: $15
Children 3-17: $12
Food trucks
Beer Garden
Fireworks finale
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Looking ahead ...
James E. Houlshouser Jr.
Speaker Series
Inaugural live event
Thursday, September 9
Remembering Gov. Houlshouser
Bradshaw Performing Arts Center
Sandhills Community College
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Sign a petition to demand Critical Race Theory's demise
Be proactive. Sign a petition opposing CRT in Moore County schools. Use the QR code to display the petition on your smartphone. It's so easy even a Democrat can do it!
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INTROS, PLEASE: Complete a new survey to align your skills with GOP objectives going forward to help restore our liberties.
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Opportunities to serve await in 2021 municipal elections
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By the numbers
47% / 52%
Without President Trump to attract viewers, CNN's viewership is in a death spiral. It was down 47% in prime time in April compared to a year earlier. In the 25-54 age demographic, CNN was off 52%.
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Dr. Colleen Huber, referenced in an analysis by The Epoch Times' Conan Milner, points to meta-analysis of 49 trials showing Ivermectin effectively treats the Wuhan virus. The drug was nonetheless not recommended as an option. Read more.
68 / 6
Biden's America. Total gunshot wound victims in Chicago, June 25-27. Six others who were shot in street violence died. Four of the incidents involved mass shootings. Read more.
$47,500
The per-student seat cost of the new Pinehurst Elementary School, the most expensive elementary school built in North Carolina history. The state average for school construction is $26,278 per student-seat.
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The New York Tenors' "Celebrate America's Re-Opening" was a night to embrace inside the beautiful new Bradshaw Performing Arts Center. After the show, the Tenors mingled with Moore GOP donors and enjoyed every moment. Great guys. Thanks to Marty McKenzie for coordinating their visit! |
Media Research Center's
CensorTrack exposes Tech
Deep dives into how the media distorts messaging on issues
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This just in ...
Republicans 'defunded' police after Democrats demanded it
The Washington Post reports June 28 that defunded policing is linked to rampant upticks in crime. Suddenly, the Left has concocted a new narrative that it had nothing to do with defunding police departments, even though it was the mantra across 2020 after the George Floyd incident in Minneapolis.
The Post detects a "shift": "Thirteen months after the police killing of George Floyd sparked an impassioned movement in the Democratic Party to rein in police departments, a surge in homicides has prompted a shift in the opposite direction."
"Democrats are scrambling to make new investments in policing and seeking to project toughness on crime, even as they continue pushing for police reforms and alternative means of deterring crime." (Fox News). The $1.9 trillion Biden cash-for-all bill mentioned that some of the money maybe-kinda-sorta could be used to restore policing, thus the White House narrative (lyin' Jen Psaki pictured nearby) that Republicans, who rejected the obscene spend-a-thon, are anti-police. The Biden camp will rely on the corrupt media to carry the water to advance this new absurd narrative.
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