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John: Just reading your comment. I am in full agreement: "DOGE For Beaufort County."
Commented: Monday, April 7th, 2025 @ 7:25 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Commented on Closing the S. W. Snowden School, Another DisgraceFor decades there has been a clear cut distinction within education between conservatives who favor community schools and liberals who favor large consolidated schools. The large consolidated schools tend to involve less community involvement and less parent involvement, and the liberal education establishment wants to cut out as much of both as they can.
Liberal superintendent Cheeseman is clearly on a resume building mission for his next job to try to move to a larger and better paying district and apparently seeing school consolidation as something he wants on his resume. Thus the ungainly consolidation plan on elementary schools in Washington, and now the closure of Snowden, forcing its student population to a school thirty miles away. We need more school board members who will put the education of Beaufort County students ahead of Cheeseman's resume building. Right now a majority of the board seems to ask "how high?" when Cheeseman says "jump".
Commented: Monday, April 7th, 2025 @ 7:17 pm
By: John Steed
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Commented on Closing the S. W. Snowden School, Another DisgraceWhat have we learned in all of this?
1) Republican majorities don't mean diddly squat. We hear lots of talk, but when it comes right down to it, there's just a bunch of self-serving actions. Republicans. Democrats. Just different wings on the same bird. 2) Community schools are an endangered species. I still know people mad about John A. Wilkinson. Now Snowden is in the crosshairs.
Commented: Monday, April 7th, 2025 @ 6:06 pm
By: Van Zant
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It would be poetic justice if Boasberg could be ousted from his judgeship, stripped of his citizenship for treason, and put on one of those planes to El Salvador with his illegal alien gangster buddies.
Commented: Monday, April 7th, 2025 @ 10:01 am
By: borderhawk
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That poll also found that his border policies on illegal aliens was Trump's most popular program. It found 69% approval (46% strongly approve), 12% disapproval (only 6% strongly disapprove), 15% neither approve nor disapprove, 4% no answer
Commented: Monday, April 7th, 2025 @ 9:30 am
By: borderhawk
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Buzz, the purpose of the Local GOP is to vet candidates, and then support the ones that are worthy.
It is not civic club. The Beaufort County GOP's exclusive mandate is to elect real Republicans as per the dictates of the Republican Party Platform of Ideals. I know you see it that way too, or you would not have done all that you have done over these many decades to elect the real Republicans in our midst that truly need real help. Thank-you Buzz for all that you do, and all that you have done.
Commented: Sunday, April 6th, 2025 @ 12:55 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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It can be challenging to remain completely objective when addressing deeply ingrained prejudices and beliefs. The primary necessity within the Local Republican Party should be to set aside minor personal conflicts and concentrate on the actual needs and improvements required for local governance and the methods through which we can implement them.
The Republican Party should prioritize what benefits the people, free from personal bias. Morality, integrity, honesty, and truthfulness are often missing in national politics. While the local party can't control the national scene, they can uphold these values locally. "Trust but verify," "Consider the source," and "We the people" are essential principles that should be kept in mind for future endeavors of the Local Republican Party.
Commented: Sunday, April 6th, 2025 @ 11:36 am
By: Buzz Cayton
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John: This is the time in politics where we stand strong for what is absolutely right.
Donald Trump has proven himself beyond all measure in standing strong for what is right, and if that does not work, he understands the possible need to at least consider the ramifications of "Burning it all Down."
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 6:57 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Mr. Steve (Rader): I totally agree with you on placing a strong sense of urgency in pushing the policies of President Trump, minus the administration's obsession with pushing AI, as well as utilizing Sun Tzu strategy to achieve the end goal we all desire to reach.
We've all been guilty of burning ships to the water when it comes to confronting incompetent officials about their lack of intestinal fortitude on past matters but, moving forward, we eventually learn to focus on the bigger picture and pick our battles SD: Hypothetically speaking, if the Executive Committee were to be stacked with a sizeable "Dream Team" roster, would it be possible to override the lesser performing players and force a certain outcome OR would it cause gridlock? With that being said, I believe I've heard The Hood say: "Gridlock is good"😎. I'm just throwing some thoughts out here. If anything sounds ridiculous, don't hesitate to offer constructive criticism.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 3:10 pm
By: John Valley
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Judicial ethics rules prohibit the official campaign committees of judges from raising most of the issues that other campaigns would. That is why Riggs had out of state leftist dark money funding her attack postcards on Griffin so her own campaign would not be held responsible. The NCGOP set up a Judicial Campaign Fund several cycles ago, which could have done the same thing to get the word out on Riggs and her radicalism. Being able to raise such issues that official judges campaign were barred from doing was one of the reasons that fund was set up. But for some reason in the 2024 Judicial campaign, that money was just turned over to the official judicial campaigns whose hands were tied on being able to use it to expose Riggs. That made absolutely no sense to me.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 6:07 pm
By: Steven P. Rader
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John Roberts has been shown for many years to be a worthless poof.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 3:44 pm
By: Conservative Voter
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What is really evil is the gain-of-function research on viruses, especially when conducted in China. Those who approved those things should be indicted.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 3:13 pm
By: John Steed
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My wife and I got a bunch of those postcards trying to paint Judge Griffin as a liberal. We knew better and did not fall for them. However, the fact that Griffin underperformed the statewide GOP ticket shows that too many of our voters DID.
I looked up this radical group that Riggs helped run, and wonder why this was not brought up in Griffin's campaign. She is the sort of extreme left wing radical that we do not need as a judge.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 2:07 pm
By: Rino Hunter
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Commented on A CONVENTION, BY NO MEANS CONVENTIONALIf Sandy Hardy was wise, he would remove himself from this cabal.
Maybe he didnt know the insider games being played, but now he does, and he wont enjoy the long term backlash.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 10:04 am
By: Washingtonian
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This is great news! That pool of questionable voters is largely Democrat. The violations ruled on by the Court of Appeals have been pointed out repeatedly to the state Board of Elections, but its Democrat majority and Democrat staff refused to take any action to correct the errors before the election.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 10:26 am
By: Steven P. Rader
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As an interested observer, I've made some phone calls to see how all of this is going. By an overwhelming margin, it appears that only certain people are receiving any party notices. Looks like conservatives are screwed again.
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Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 9:33 am
By: Van Zant
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Steve: The problem in Beaufort County government at all levels is the Beaufort County GOP. I was asked that question in a podcast, and that was the first thing that my brain told my mouth to say ... so it must be correct.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 8:30 am
By: Stan Deatherage
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Confrontation over things past is NOT what is needed. Our country faces an exitential threat from the woke Democrats, and we must do all we can to push conservative policies and solutions at all levels, such as those President Trump is so energetically leading on, and use all of our experience to push those in the most effective manner possible. If something did not go the way we wanted in the past, the objective should be to work constructively do see that it goes a better way in the future.
Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 8:05 am
By: Steven P. Rader
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It seems like the tone of things is still anti native, anti-conservative and exclusive. I just don't see these control freaks sharing anything.
Commented: Friday, April 4th, 2025 @ 9:11 pm
By: Van Zant
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Commented on A CONVENTION, BY NO MEANS CONVENTIONALIt looks like the county insider elitist are making every effort to undue the results of the latest Beaufort County Republican Convention. These folks view the grassroots as people to follow orders, write checks, and keep quiet. My advice to executive committee members is to bring your own refreshments.
Commented: Friday, April 4th, 2025 @ 9:02 pm
By: Van Zant
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John, it is a pure mess up there and has been for far too many years.
Now that Hood, Dave, Steve, Stan, Charles and so many others are on the Executive Committee, it is time to confront a few truths on the the BC GOP will conduct itself in Beaufort County going forward.
Commented: Friday, April 4th, 2025 @ 8:37 pm
By: Stan Deatherage
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Maybe Musk could set up an "X Lite" with a landing page reciting that the person using it is living in a non-democratic country that does not have freedom of speech, so political discussion is not allowed. That would slam all of these fake democracies with their citizens. Then the citizens would need to learn, as Russians already have, that all you need is a VPN that says you are in a free country to be able to access the REAL X which has free speech and to be able to discuss what you want.
Commented: Friday, April 4th, 2025 @ 1:38 pm
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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The climate alarmists and their idiotic demands are responsible for much of the inflation we face in our economy. It is good to see Trump reining in this nonsense.
Commented: Friday, April 4th, 2025 @ 1:33 pm
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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