Comments by Conservative Voter | Eastern North Carolina Now

We need another Jesse Helms or John East or Lauch Faircloth, not a Tillis or anyone like him if we want to win in 2026. Tillis is badly damaged goods and we do not need a Tillis clone like Whatley would seem to be. That is simply not going to work. We do not want to hand this seat to leftie goofball Roy Cooper, but that is what will happen if we nominate the wrong GOP candidate.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 10:06 am By: Conservative Voter

Biden judges appointed by the autopen ought to be forced out of office and replaced. They are not legitimate and neither are their court rulings.

Commented: Thursday, May 22nd, 2025 @ 9:09 pm By: Conservative Voter

Most Biden judges are probably really AUTOPEN judges. Nobody knows who really appointed them. They all ought to be removed from office on that basis. Maybe Congress could pass a bill removing them from office unless within 6 months they could prove to House and Senate committees that Biden had knowingly nominated them.

Commented: Thursday, May 22nd, 2025 @ 11:00 am By: Conservative Voter

Can you spell R-I-C-O? That should be a basis for prosecuting these Democrat shysters, and hopefully the crooked judges who collude with them.

Commented: Friday, May 16th, 2025 @ 9:02 am By: Conservative Voter

Tillis is absolutely UNACCEPTABLE as a Senate nominee.

Commented: Tuesday, May 13th, 2025 @ 6:02 pm By: Conservative Voter

From the district court to the supreme court, it appears that Democrat judges no longer even pretend to be objective or follow the Rule of Law. Obama and Biden appointees are brazenly using their offices to push a partisan political agenda. Presidents Lincoln and Jackson just ignored the courts, and maybe Trump should as well, but we ought to remember that Lincoln also issued an order for the arrest of a Supreme Court justice on his own executive authority. We cannot let our democracy be subverted by power grabs by tyrants in black robes, who are after all nothing but unelected, unaccountable political appointees.

Commented: Monday, May 12th, 2025 @ 6:21 pm By: Conservative Voter

Tillis has worn out his welcome with just about everybody except the special interests he panders to. He is unelectable. It is way past time for Republicans to move on from Tillis. Don Brown seems like a good choice. Tillis serving the Deep State by blocking Ed Martin was absolutely the last straw.

Commented: Sunday, May 11th, 2025 @ 10:42 am By: Conservative Voter

A big part of Tillis' dirty trick against Trump and Republicans in waiting so late in the game to make this move. If he had the objection he claims to have, he would have known it from the beginning, so why did he wait so long if not to screw his own party? Those articles show his objection is nonsense, anyway.

Republicans need to make this traitor Tillis personna non grata at party events. Kick him to the curb. He is NOT one of us.

Commented: Thursday, May 8th, 2025 @ 9:17 am By: Conservative Voter

The demand by Democrats and the Obama judges in their pocket for "due process" for illegals is a stalling tactic to try to keep them here. The Biden regime did not go through the due process required by law for them to come in, so they should not have it on the way out, either. Due process is usually raised in a Habeas Corpus proceeding, and President Lincoln created a precedent that a president may suspend Habeas Corpus, as he did during the War Between the States. When Lincoln got word that the Supreme Court was considering ruling against him on that, he issued an order for the arrest of the Chief Justice. The Chief Justice got the message and sent word he was not going to challenge Lincoln's action, so Lincoln recalled the order of arrest before it was served. Trump should follow LIncoln's precedent and suspend Habeas Corpus for illegal aliens.

Commented: Sunday, May 4th, 2025 @ 4:36 pm By: Conservative Voter

Canadians should have remembered the disaster of Mark Carney as Governor of the Bank of Canada, their central bank. His failed policies gave Canada one of the highest inflation rates in the developed world at the time. He also sold off all of Canada's gold reserves on the cheap and replaced them with US and EU treasury bonds, an awful exchange for for Canada's economy.

As a big time globalist, Carney also is an enemy of free speech and a supporter of mass migration. Real bad news for Canada. Bashing Trump let him hide his own awful record.

Commented: Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 @ 4:06 pm By: Conservative Voter

While polls show that a solid majority of Americans want the illegals - all of them - sent home, the out of touch Democrats want to keep them all here, even the criminals, or, heck, especially the criminals among the illegal aliens. Democrat judges seem to be no different from AOC or Schumer or Jasmine Crockett or Bernie Sanders.

Commented: Friday, April 25th, 2025 @ 3:59 pm By: Conservative Voter

Conservatives have pushed for neighborhood schools and community schools for decades while the liberal education establishment has pushed their mantra of consolidation into bigger and bigger schools. At the high school level, where it means more electives can be offered, that might carry some weight but not at the elementary school level Children adapt better in smaller environments in the early years. This is also a period whenf parental involvement is also much more important. When parents live closer to a smaller community school this enhances their ability to be more involved with their children's education. Of course with some of the crap crammed into today's curriculum, the liberal education establishment may not want parents around to become aware of what they are putting in kids heads.

Big cities are more densely populated, so a neighbor school area would likely encompass more students, but Beaufort County is rural and that is not the case here. The insane attendance area that Cheeseman is pushing south of the river would have very young children having to ride a bus two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon, and create difficulties for parents going to the school for teacher conferences, PTO meetings, and the like.

Lets look at "Cheeseman's Folly" the Washington mega elementary school. There are statutory processes that Cheeseman was supposed to go through, under the law on that project but he failed to do that. Why? To blindside taxpayers and parents so he could do what he thought would look best on his resume for his next job.

Instead of one big mega K-5 school, it would be better to have two more reasonably sized elementaries that would be closer to parents and students. One understands some of the design drawbacks of the present Eastern Elementary, but John Cotton Tayloe could be used as one of two smaller K-5 elemtary schools. That would save constrution costs because the new K-5 would be smaller. Good planning would locate that new smaller elementary west of Wasington, where population projections say most of the county's growth will be. The attendance areas for each would be smaller, facilitating more parent involvement and less exhaustion of schoolchildren by long bus rides.

Commented: Monday, April 21st, 2025 @ 6:27 pm By: Conservative Voter

How symbolic! Cheeseman has chosen the biggest holiday in the communist world, Worker Liberation Day or May Day, for the next dog and pony show (you can't really call it a public hearing the way it is manipulated). It is at Snowden again, starting at 6pM.

Commented: Friday, April 18th, 2025 @ 3:49 pm By: Conservative Voter

There are two dots that are easy to connect that gives an insight as to what Cheeseman is up to with Snowden and both have to do with school consolidation. Consolidation is Cheeseman's gambit at Snowden and also with the elementary schools in Washington. It would appear that Cheeseman is trying to build a resume item on school consolidation for when he applies to larger and better paying school district for his next career move. He is doing this at the expense of school children here in Beaufort County. He cares more about his resume and his next job.

What is really disturbing is the report that Cheeseman has either been implying or saying directly that if other school board members fail to back him on closing Snowden, he will punish them by removing the better teachers from schools in their districts. I wonder if that is something that would be grounds to fire Cheeseman for cause? Elected school board members should NOT have to put up with a bureaucrat trying to manipulate them like that.

Commented: Saturday, April 12th, 2025 @ 9:18 pm By: Conservative Voter

Hopefully this will drive away whatever vote the Colorado Democrats get in the rural areas. The SCOTUS ought to burn them a new one on this idiocy.

Commented: Friday, April 11th, 2025 @ 8:15 pm By: Conservative Voter

NRSC has always been an establishment Trojan Horse. I always use the Senate Conservatives Fund for where I send my US senate political contributions. Some years ago in Colorado, I remember a dynamic black conservative county commissioner winning the state party endorsement at the state GOP convention and then the GOP primary, after which the polls showed he was competitive in the general election. The NRSC sabotaged him in the general election by a big public announcement that they were pulling out of the state because they said he could not win, making it a self-fullfilling prophecy. They were in a snit because Mitch McConnell's endorsed candidate, a state senator, had run fourth in the primary.

The NRSC has proven itself absolutely unreliable and they should never get contributions from conservatives.

Commented: Thursday, April 10th, 2025 @ 11:11 am By: Conservative Voter

Anti-democracy acts by globalists are now widespread in the EU, and trying to remove leading presidential candidates from being able to run, as has happened in recent months in both Romania and France is the most appalling of all, especially in using unelected, unaccountable political appointee judges to do it. Judges need to keep their stinking noses OUT of politics or those noses need to be cut off (figuratively).

Commented: Tuesday, April 8th, 2025 @ 10:09 am By: Conservative Voter