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The Non Patriot Left will employ whatever necessary to destroy this Constitutional Republic.

I have a quick and easy, well considered approach to the Democratic Socialists' cry for their faux "due process:" Either treat these Illegals as Illegal Aliens, with their immediate "due process" deportation; or, give the Illegals their Non Patriot Left ordered "due process," and then indict, prosecute, and punish the entire Biden Administration responsible for aiding and abetting, as treasonous traitors, for this open facing, premeditated invasion of our borders in federal criminal court.

Then go to the civil courts after certain victory, and sue to take everything of value from these treasonous traitors, their families and other, be they Democrat, "Republican," or politically Independent co-conspirators to help pay for this immense ongoing cost to our innocent American People.

For some of the lead conspirators that sought to damage and defraud the United States of America for profit, be it political or otherwise, life in prison and, or the death penalty would NOT be off the prosecutorial table.

It is truly a fair tradeoff: Due process for Illegals as a trade for Due Process for the seriously damaged American People.

Smart, wise justice is what this Constitutional Republic deserves, and it deserves it NOW.

Commented: Tuesday, May 27th, 2025 @ 8:11 am By: Stan Deatherage

The Democrat gambit on deportation of "due process" is totally bogus. It is a scam to try to delay the process and keep the illegal aliens in the US. Many of them have already had their due process in the immigration courts where they received "removal" orders. There is no basis for the district courts to get involved.

For example Democrat MS13 poster boy Kitmar Allbrego Garcia had his day in court in the immigration court, which ruled he was a member of MS13, in the country illegally, and subject to removal. He appealed to an appellant immigration court which affirmed the findings and rulings of the immigration trial court. Boasberg and other OBama and Biden judges have absolutely no business fooling around in his or other immigration cases. There are separate federal courts for that.

Obama and Clinton each deported hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens without politically motivated district court judges sticking their noses into those deportations. That was also true in the last mass deportation, President Eisenhower's Operation Wetback. The Trump administration is being treated differently for purely political reasons and our federal courts should be ashamed of playing politics that way. They are destroying their own credibility with the public by what they are doing.

Chief Justice Roberts disgusting way of trying to play to the MSM media is also doing a lot of damage to the reputation of his court, something he ought to think about.

Commented: Monday, May 26th, 2025 @ 3:26 pm By: borderhawk

Climate alarmists are always full of hot air. Of the dozens of scare stories they have told that have already passed the time they were supposed to come true, not a one of them has or even come vaguely close. They are liars that are often personally profiting off of their narrative. Michael Mann certainly has. They don't want their gravy train to dry up.

Thom Tillis has a big investment in a small bank in Mecklenburg County that specializes in loans to the wind and solar industries. Tillis' is screwing his own constituents to protect his own personal pocketbook. That is simply corrupt. We need TIllis to be G-O-N-E.

Commented: Monday, May 26th, 2025 @ 2:04 pm By: Concerned Taxpayer

One can only hope that Snowden will not be mauled to death by Cheeseman's pack of School Board poodles. That would be pathetic, if the poodles stay on Cheeseman's leash and destroy this school.

Commented: Monday, May 26th, 2025 @ 11:49 am By: Conservative Voter

Traitor Thom Tillis is stabbing us in the back again on this wind / solar boondoggle. We need to take him OUT of office in 2026, hopefully in the primary, but if necessary in the general election.

Commented: Monday, May 26th, 2025 @ 8:59 am By: Rino Hunter

The movement to consolidate schools is not favored by most citizens. Most citizens lucky enough to have a community school want to preserve it. Moving schools out of small communities, like Aurora, may well be an inconvenience to some, but to working families or broken families it could be devastating. Yesterday it was high school consolidations, then John A. Wilkenson entirely. Next will be the community schools in Chocowinity. On and on. We've seen the ivory tower studies that look more like sales brochures and the newspaper editorials wanting to consolidate into one or two county schools. One step leads to another step. Eventually, this type of movement will affect all of us. Then what? All of us do not have the option of homeschooling or paying for private schools. We're paying for public schools now. Are consolidation plans like this really trying to serve the public?

Commented: Monday, May 26th, 2025 @ 6:42 am By: Van Zant

Steed: I can go along with that but, if he were as smart as he claims to be, he would be pushing renovation and revitalization along with building two or three more smaller public charter schools for the price of one mega-school. What Super wouldn't compromise on that deal? If he's for real and the whole thing wasn't completely Kabuki theater, he might bite.


SD: Bruh, I love y'all but Unca Hood said he hasn't been into a school in over twenty years and went on about unrealistic class sizes in today's time. Notice I said, today's time.

I agree with him on some points, within his philosophy, but the points he made didn't translate well with a 2025 audience. Ronnie Milsap could have even seen it. Y'all remained loyal but Jesus...that was painful to watch, hoss.

Everybody can't send their child across the river, slam over to Bath or to Washington Montessori.....we've got to meet in the middle without jacking taxes through the roof.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 7:01 pm By: John Valley

Washingtonian: All school buildings come back to the county commissioners as a first right of refusal situation, where we could buy the school building back as cheaply as would be possible.

If I was in the majority of Right-Thinking-Majority, the smart plan would to buy all school buildings back, and then decrease what the schools are given the next year so it is a hypothetical wash.

Then keep the school buildings to sell or lease to possible charter schools, and, or possible private schools.

This would help all concerned, especially the public schools, those that absolutely need whatever impetus there is available to learn to manage far more efficiently.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 2:35 pm By: Stan Deatherage

John Valley, the difficulty is that efficiently maintaining and improving your existing schools does not shine on a superintendent's resume for that next job in a bigger system like consolidating schools does. Superintendents are constantly building their resumes and too often school board members just sit there fat, dumb, and happy while they do it. The parents and taxpayers are poorly served by such "lost in space" school board members.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 1:36 pm By: John Steed

With personal politics aside, again, my biggest takeaway from all of this is that if we've had the money to start the process of renovation and improving the human element within our schools.....why in the holy hell hasn't the money been signed off on by anyone?

That perplexes me greatly as a common sense thinker.

It would be a hell of a lot more cost efficient, especially on the tax payer, if you invested money in necessary projects...to get more money for more projects pertaining to school renovations & improvement. An army moves on its stomach. If you don't feed it, it doesn't move.

Community public charter schools would work in rural Beaufort County regions and be very successful...if the money was behind it but nobody from either side seems to find common ground on that. Martin County has the edge on Western Beaufort County and that can't be gotten back.

Bear Grass Charter School is up there with Chocowinity Primary and Bath Elementary. They are great models of human element.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 12:17 pm By: John Valley

The problem is that we have too many school board members who are Cheeseman's poodles They don't think for themselves. They are not doing their jobs for the people of Beaufort County when they just rubberstamp whatever Cheeseman wants. Cheeseman is just out to build his resume for his next job, and he clearly wants to have "school consolidation" on that resume. School board members who go along with that are just idiots.

As far as improving education outcomes, it is curriculum that matters more than buildings, and Cheeseman and his poodles have been blocking reform there, too.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 10:00 am By: Conservative Voter