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In 1965, Paul Harvey decided to warn America because he foresaw this time in America's future when it was going to be attacked not by a foreign foe but domestically by the forces that ended up being the Democrat Party. In an attempt to knock some sense into America, he broadcast his monumental essay "If I were the devil" on radios all over the country. I do not know whether or not Paul Harvey knew that by describing the identity markers of the Devil in 1965, he was describing the attributes of today's Democrat Party. The similarities are shocking. Will you see for yourself?
Printed in the Alabama Gazette July 1, 2019. "If I Were the Devil" by Paul Harvey.

Old satan must be laughing with glee as he surveys this world. And while he is doing what he is doing, we will sit by and let him by not getting involved; not going to a school board meeting; and not doing our part to clean up the corruption and dumb decisions in our local, State, and Federal Government.

Commented: Thursday, April 4th, 2024 @ 10:27 am By: Buzz Cayton

Why do the idiots running the Republican National Committee have to wait for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to point this out? They should be in high gear going after Biden on this subject. Biden has always been the one who is a threat to democracy.

Commented: Thursday, April 4th, 2024 @ 8:58 am By: Rino Hunter

Republicans have a serious nominee for Commissioner of Labor, experienced labor lawyer Luke Farley, who understands the purpose of the department, its responsibilities, and how it works. The Democrats run the radical pictured in the photo above who runs around with half of the underware on his rear end exposed, gangster-style. What a contrast.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 6:45 pm By: Rino Hunter

Whatever nefarious thing the Democrats happen to be doing themselves, they have a habit of falsely blaming Republicans for doing it to try to cover their own actions. This "attack on democracy" narrative is just the latest example of it and EFK.Jr. is spot on with his comment.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 6:05 pm By: Conservative Voter

I want to thank Hood for all he does to protect the local taxpayers from wasteful spending. Its a good trait missing among so many other elected politicians.

I watched this Commissioners meeting, where Hood merely asked for a motion to provide direct hands-on oversight, by the County Commissioners of the budget, the spending, & the construction plans of the new school, so that unlike in the past, we wouldnt wake up one day with vast overspending, because those in charge hadnt provided for the parking lot, furniture and whatever. Isnt this the way a govt ends up with $500 hammers and toilet seats??

WHY WOULD those commissioners other than Stan, vote this motion down? WHY dont they want to protect the local taxpayers?
It sure seems to me that the majority who voted nay, would rather spoon with an alligator than vote for ANYTHING that Hood suggested.

That means that they arent on the side of the citizens, but rather are just shallow, useless, petty, govt pretenders.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 2:00 pm By: Washingtonian

Secret meetings. Really? The meeting isn't secret just because you were not invited. My guess, they only invite you when legally required to do so. And that's on you.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 12:21 pm By: Big Bob

Have a juice box. You’re talking crazy

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 9:43 am By: Big Bob

What is really behind the drive for this huge new elementary school? It is all about Superintendant Cheeseman and his resume. One hole in Cheeseman's resume for climbing the ladder and becoming superintendant of a bigger, more pretigious, and better paying school district, is his lack of being able to say he built new schools. This is ALL about filling that hole in his resume.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 7:53 am By: Concerned Taxpayer

I still will never fathom why any school board would NOT have the good sense to build a 52 million dollar project, at the insane number of $383.00 per square foot, on the highest point of this sprawling tract of land rather than on the lowest.

This is Beaufort County, in eastern North Carolina, and one who allocates the people's money in such vast quantities must be ever mindful of such pesky details.

Commented: Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 @ 12:32 am By: Stan Deatherage

So cool. Mo guns. Mo ammo. Kids, this is how it’s done.
Have fun at the next s hook lock down drill.

Commented: Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024 @ 11:28 pm By: Big Bob

Wow Hood is at his lies again. I went back to look at the check presented to the boards and the check is for 42 million. I guess since I did not see Hood in the picture he grabbed his number out of the sky! Hood go back and check your school score data. There are 0 F schools and Bath is a B not an A. CPS and Early College are both As! This is nothing but blog post again not a news article!! News is facts not fiction!

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Commented: Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024 @ 3:38 pm By: IsmaelNic