Comments by Rino Hunter | Eastern NC Now

This is so typical of Democrats. They are themselves busy doing what they falsely accuse Republicans of doing. The Democrats are also busy trying to impose censorship, to jail political opponents, and to take their opponents (including internal ones in their own party) off the ballot. The real threat to democracy comes from Biden and the Democrats, not Trump and the Republicans.

Commented: Saturday, February 10th, 2024 @ 10:25 am By: Rino Hunter

All of the race baiting by the Democrats is not paying off. The blacks are fleeing the Democrat plantation. So are the Hispanics. Glad to see that they have some political gumption.

Commented: Thursday, February 8th, 2024 @ 11:51 pm By: Rino Hunter

Not only is Berger no friend of conservatives or conservative principles, he is no friend of Beaufort County. Berger was behind the gerrymandering of our last Senate district which was dominated by Democrats and was a majority black district. Berger did that to us because he wanted to get rid of the strongest voice of reason against expensive and unreliable "green energy" in the senate, Senator Bill Cook. Berger was clearly already plotting with Cooper and the special interests to impose the Green New Deal, and Sen. Cook was the guy standing in the way. Berger got him out of the way by gerrymandering Beaufort County into a district that was totally illogical while drawing Cook's old district for green energy cheerleader Rep. Bob Steinburg.

Berger is a total scumbag, doing deals with Cooper and the special interests that screw real Republicans. Any candidate aligned with Berger should be defeated. A candidate aligned with Berger is no different than a candidate aligned with Liz Cheney or Mitt Romney.

Commented: Wednesday, February 7th, 2024 @ 4:16 pm By: Rino Hunter

Lankford is a piece of work. He testified under oath that he beleived that 13 year olds should be able to consent to sex in a case before he was elected to public office that originated from a summer camp where he was the director. That is just sick.
www.thegatewaypundit.com

Lankford is a known amnesty supporter and McConnell sending him to negotiate with the Democrats was a deliberate pro-amnesty act by McConnell.

Commented: Tuesday, February 6th, 2024 @ 2:08 pm By: Rino Hunter

Republican voters may be proud of our history but some of the RINO liberal politicians in the GOP are not. Take Nikki Haley, Congressman Greg Murphy, and Beaufort County Commissioner Randy Walker, for example. All of them have gone along with the far left's attempts to cancel Southern history, and all deserve to be defeated in their election campaigns.

Commented: Monday, February 5th, 2024 @ 7:04 pm By: Rino Hunter

This is an extremely OLD poll, taken before two significant candidate dropped out and one significant candidate got it. Why it is being put up now, when it only confuses is beyond me. At the time it was taken, it reflects what early polls usually show, and that is name recognition. The recent straw poll at the major gathering of conservatives during primary season, the Locke liberty conference, showed State Treasurer Dal Folwell in the lead, with Robinson second. Informed Republicans have been moving from Robinson to Folwell in droves. Robinson is a lackey of liberal Republican Phil Berger.

Commented: Sunday, February 4th, 2024 @ 8:03 am By: Rino Hunter

The Peoples Republic of Oregon is one of the role models for all "blue" states. This is a blatant assault on democracy and free elections, but that is nothing new for Democrats. This tyrannical move by the Democrats will probably help intensify the Greater Idaho Movement which seeks to move central and eastern Oregon counties, geographically about two thirds of the state, to leave Oregon and join Idaho. Resolutions in favor of this realignment have already passed most of the counties involved.
www.greateridaho.org

Commented: Friday, February 2nd, 2024 @ 9:48 am By: Rino Hunter

A little reverse psychology, Bobbie? A far left troll going after Robinson is try to get conservatives to waste their vote on him? I can see why. He has enough personal baggage to fill the baggage claim office at RDU airport, and the Democrats are just waiting for the general election to have their media allies start pumping that out. Robinson is the one the Democrats want to run against because they judge him the easiest to beat.

Of course, they would probably be happy with Graham too, since Graham is hated in the state's agricultural community over some high profile lawsuits he filed against farmers. Without the farm vote, a Republican would be dead in the water in November.

Commented: Wednesday, January 31st, 2024 @ 7:59 am By: Rino Hunter

It is way past time for North Carolina to do the same and ban DEI in the schools and universities. "Dumb Evil Idiots" is an apt description of its proponents.

Commented: Monday, January 29th, 2024 @ 5:19 pm By: Rino Hunter

Often the best conservative candidate is also the strongest candidate.

Take the current governor's primary. Of course all three loudly proclaim themselves "conservative", but one, Bill Graham, has a liberal record on a number of issues and has been endorsed by liberal Senator Thom Tillis, and another, Mark Robinson is missing in action on virtually all issues, afraid of his own shadow when it comes to actually engaging on issues in spite of his forceful speeches. Robinson is all talk and no do.

Both of those candidates have flaws beyond their positions on issues. Robinson has a lot of personal baggage from his past which would be grist for the Democrats and their media allies' mill. Several of Graham's lawsuit have made farmers his mortal enemy, and if the farmer vote abandons a Republican, like they surely would Graham, he is unelectable.

Dale Folwell, the most effective and dependable conservative in the group is also the most electable. He has the ability to reach out into groups that usually vote Democrat. For example, his steady work as State Treasurer to defend our state pension fund and state health plan has earned Folwell the endorsement of the state employees association, a group that usually supports Democrats and which represents a substantial block of votes in November.

VOting for the best conservative in the governor's primary also means voting for the strongest candidate against Josh Stein.

Commented: Sunday, January 28th, 2024 @ 4:33 pm By: Rino Hunter

Perry was recently named by a national pro-casino organization as its "policy maker of the year". Perry is a special interest whore in the legislature, bought and paid for on a variety of issues, but casinos is just his latest. He was one of the biggest recipients of casino money from out of state.

But for his liberalism, two other issues he fought hard for, and got well paid with special interest money for doing so, were the NC Green New Deal (HB951) and the Obamacare Medicaid expansion. Perry is hardly a paragon of freedom. He is a bought and paid for prostitute for the special interests. He ought to mount a red light above his legislative office door.

Commented: Saturday, January 27th, 2024 @ 2:57 pm By: Rino Hunter

This school board is really in left field if they even have liberal Republican "Casino Jim" Perry against them. I hope parents sue them and get a court order that they follow state law.

Commented: Saturday, January 27th, 2024 @ 11:19 am By: Rino Hunter

The Tillis endorsed candidates and Berger endorsed candidates are RINOs of the worst order, or in some cases just useful idiots who will go along to get along.

You can add the Mark Robinson endorsed candidates. Not sure how Robinson picks them but it seems like voodoo or something. He generally picks the ones in Berger's pocket or the least conservative candidate in the race. I once thought Robinson had great potential, but the more I see of him, he is clueless in politics. He delivers a good speech that somebody else writes for him, but that is about it. And when he endorses somebody, it usually means the other candidate is the better bet. I was a big fan of Robinson when he ran for Lt. Governor, but the more I have seen of him in office, the less I like him. He is a big, fat phoney.

Commented: Thursday, January 25th, 2024 @ 9:05 pm By: Rino Hunter

Truitt has been a big disappointment. Morrow sounds great, and hopefully will govern as she campaigns. The problem she is going to have is dealing with a state board of education stacked with far left appointees of Roy Cooper serving 8 year terms. Hopefully she will display the backbone Truitt has lacked in dealing with them.

Commented: Sunday, January 21st, 2024 @ 3:01 pm By: Rino Hunter

Hey, NOT RAY LEARY, how do you contend that being led around by the nose by Cheeseman is "thinking on their own"??????? The Bridges math curriculum they passed is woke as well as being Common Core. It even calls for discussing "social justice" in math class!

Firebrand (Jodie) you have a bad case of Hood Derangement Syndrome, an affliction similar to Trump Derangement Syndrome. We need to look at issues in the school board race, but if we have to look at individuals, the one we need to look at is Cheeseman, who is a control freak, and controls the school board majority. You can watch him up there at the table signalling them what to do. Those six seem to think Cheeseman is their boss instead of their employee.

Commented: Friday, January 19th, 2024 @ 5:27 pm By: Rino Hunter

Let's connect some dots on these fake rape accusations of E. Jean Carroll. Her legal crusade against Trump has been financed by some major Democrat contributors. One of those major Democrat contributors connected to the Carroll ambush of Trump is none other than Democrat mega-donor Reid Hoffman, who curiously is also funding Nikki Haley. www.breitbart.com

Commented: Wednesday, January 17th, 2024 @ 2:53 pm By: Rino Hunter

The globalists are all meeting in Davos right now (and the prostitutes and drug dealers are getting rich from their business), so maybe the farmers ought to take their protests right to the source of the problem and shut down Davos. Give that totalitarian turd Klaus Schwab a heart attack.

Commented: Wednesday, January 17th, 2024 @ 9:32 am By: Rino Hunter