Comments by Conservative Voter | Eastern NC Now

YouTube is badly censored by the far left "woke" management. If any candidate says anything that challenges their narrative, the video is likely to be taken down. Rumble is the main free speech alternative.

Commented: Wednesday, April 20th, 2022 @ 7:16 am By: Conservative Voter

It is good to see Lt. Governor Mark Robinson endorsing Ted Budd for US Senate.

Commented: Wednesday, April 13th, 2022 @ 9:53 pm By: Conservative Voter

''Act immediately or dissolve yourself altogether" is what Zelensky told the UN on removing Russia from its permanent seat on the UN security counsel. I am pulling for option two. The UN pushes fake agendas like global warming to try to increase its power while sweeping a real crisis like the Russian invasion of Ukraine under the rug. Heck, UN staff were even directed not to call it a "war" or an "invasion". Outright dissolution of the phony baloney UN is the best option. The UN is not only worthless, but it is harmful.

Commented: Wednesday, April 6th, 2022 @ 7:37 am By: Conservative Voter

There need to be war crimes trials for Putin and his generals. They all need to be indicted at The Hague and international arrest warrants issued. Lock them up! They need to face what the Nazi leadership faced at Nuremburg.

Commented: Monday, April 4th, 2022 @ 9:52 am By: Conservative Voter

The tragedy in Ukraine reeks of the stench of the Bidens and their handlers. One has to look both at the corruption of Hunter Biden while the "big guy" was VP and at the way Joe has tried to make the Ukraine situation a smoke screen to hide the failings of his own presidency. Biden encouraged Putin's invasion by his public statements and failure to properly arm Ukraine to create a deterrent, and now makes strident and warlike statements to stir the pot once the invasion has occurred but fails to provide Ukraine with key arms to defend itself. Biden is playing a dangerous game that risks World War III.

Hunter Biden had corrupt dealings while Joe was VP with people close to both Putin and Xi, as well as at least one oligarch in Ukraine, and the "big guy" got a cut. It is often hard to tell if he was pushing anyone's agenda or just playing all ends against each other for his own and his family's corrupt profit. Some of his corrupt dealings in Ukraine like the bio labs he helped fund (and one wonders if Fauci's hand was also involved) worked more in Putin's interest than Ukraine's. There needs to be a Congressional investigation of the dealings of Hunter and Joe in Ukraine, Russia, and CHina.

Most of the connections in the subject article are well documented except one that seems spurious, the alledged connection between Hunter Biden and Kolomoisky, that is used to try to tie Hunter to Zelensky.

Business oligarchs are too much of a feature of both Russia and Ukraine, but there is one wealthy fellow in a wholy different category, Vladimir Putin, one of the richest men in the world. Unlike the oligarchs, who make their wealth by actually producing goods and services in the economy, Putin's wealth comes entirely from graft and corruption. He has been far more successful than the Bidens in corruptly turning public office into personal wealth. Of course, it is a lot easier to do that when one is a dictator. One wonders if their is some financial angle to Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

Commented: Sunday, March 27th, 2022 @ 11:28 am By: Conservative Voter

The RINO Senate leader "China Mitch" McConnell is waffling on the nomination of the radical and soft on child porn SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Brown. www.dailywire.com

It is time that the GOP caucus elected a real Republican as our US Senate leader to replace this surrender monkey McConnell. As voters, we do not need to let the pro-McConnell Pat McCrory get our Senate nomination.

Commented: Sunday, March 20th, 2022 @ 8:15 pm By: Conservative Voter

Hakeem Jeffries is the ghost of Benedict Arnold. The Confederate States fought for the Jeffersonian principles of limited government. Far-left totalitarian Jeffries obviously does not like that.

Commented: Saturday, March 19th, 2022 @ 7:26 pm By: Conservative Voter

April Wood will get my vote in the Supreme Court primary. Trey Allen's connection with Paul Shumaker is the mark of the beast. I avoid Shumaker candidates like the plague.

Commented: Wednesday, March 16th, 2022 @ 10:30 am By: Conservative Voter

Murphy is a mixed bag. He has taken some good stands on Covid related issues but his going along with the cancel culture against our southern heritage is disgusting. Looking at Tony Cowden's website, he looks impressive and conservative, an ex-Green Beret who is now a small businessman: www.tonycowden.com

Commented: Sunday, March 6th, 2022 @ 6:43 pm By: Conservative Voter

Big Tech is also censoring people who support Ukraine while they allow fascist dictator Putin and his cronies to post what they want. Big Tech is a big enemy of free speech.
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Commented: Friday, March 4th, 2022 @ 6:54 pm By: Conservative Voter

Why publish RINO Pat McCrory's garbage on a conservative site? Pat McCrory is a worse RINO than Burr of Tillis. He is COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE as a Senator. And this hit piece against Burr came from two ultra leftwing newspapers. If RINO Pat McCrory is the GOP nominee, I will write in for Jesse Helms. Under no circumstances would I vote for Pat McCrory for anything.

Commented: Tuesday, March 1st, 2022 @ 5:42 pm By: Conservative Voter

With Ukrainians prepared for street to street or house to house fighting, there is no way Fuhrer Putin will avoid A LOT of body bags going back to Russia. And tanks are sitting ducks in that type of fighting. The Ukrainians have got 'nads. Hooray for them!

Commented: Friday, February 25th, 2022 @ 7:51 pm By: Conservative Voter

The real politics on Ukraine and Taiwan is that Bozo Biden is desperate to create a distraction from all of the problems he is causing America. The unfortunate thing is that his bumbling way of doing it may encourage dictators Putin and Xi to try to take over democratic countries that are friendly to the US.

Commented: Sunday, February 20th, 2022 @ 4:34 pm By: Conservative Voter

Rev. Creech has this one spot on. We have a problem with those in leadership positions for the GOP in both the federal Congress and the state legislature. Sen. Jim Perry is indeed a front man for the special interests, but he is only part of the problem. The whole leadership is rotten, both in Raleigh and in Washington. They are establishment operatives who too often go along with Biden and Cooper on major liberal / left programs. They make enough of a show of fighting to lull many to sleep, but more and more grassroots Republicans are waking up to their treachery.

In NC, our last two House Speakers, Thom TIllis and Tim Moore, have been in bed with the special interests and money people. In the Senate, while McCrory was governor, Phil Berger was a dependable stand-up conservative, but he did a Jekyl and Hyde conversion for some reason after Cooper became governor, and is now also a hack for the special interests and money people. None of our House and Senate leaders give a hoot about what Republican activists or Republican voters want, only what the special interests want.

Two good examples of our so-called leaders stabbing the party grassroots in the back in order to please the special interests were the repeal of the bathroom privacy law, HB2, and the passage of NC's Green New Deal, HB951. They are right now trying to stab us in the back on another one, the Obamacare Medicaid Expansion.

It is just as bad in DC with Mitch McConnell being a Biden enabler on far too much. McCarthy in the House talks a good game for now, but he is more of an establishment hack than even his awful predecessors Boehner and Ryan. All of them are in the pockets of the special interests instead of listening to the voters.

We need to elect Republicans at all legislative levels who will stand with the people instead of the special interests, and will vote to replace ALL current Republican leaders in both Congress and the state legislature.

Commented: Tuesday, February 15th, 2022 @ 3:14 pm By: Conservative Voter

Good article and on the ground report - "Ukrainian civilians do not want war but are ready to fight". thedispatch.com

Commented: Friday, February 11th, 2022 @ 8:20 am By: Conservative Voter

McCrory DOES have one endorsement, and it tells you a lot - retiring RINO US Senator Richard Burr, who has voted for a lot of Biden policy and appointments and is the only US Senator ever censured by the NC Republican Party. Birds of a feather, as they say.

Commented: Wednesday, February 9th, 2022 @ 10:05 am By: Conservative Voter

Your headline should read "Most of military age Ukrainian men would take up arms to defend their country". First, the adult population is about half women, actually usually somewhat more than half. While a few women may take up arms, in a traditional country like Ukraine that would mostly be left to the men. So, now we have 33/50 or 66% of men willing to take up arms to defend Ukraine. Then, the age factor has to be taken into account. Military age is generally considered, and this may be stretching it a bit, ages 18 to 40. So that 33% would now embrace virtually all of the military age men and also add some middle aged men as well. Given that, 33% is an impressive number, not to be sneezed at.

I hope this Putin aggression can be resolved short of war, but it reeks of Stalin and Hitler's aggression in 1939 against Poland and the Baltic states. Incidentally, the western third of Ukraine was then part of Poland. Stalin annexed it in his deal with Hitler in 1939 and the western allies failed to make him give it back to Poland in 1945. That Ukrainian territory never belonged to Russia prior to World Are II. In medieval times, it was part of the Kingdom of Poland up until the late 1700s, when it became part of the Austrian Empire until 1918 when it joined the new Republic of Poland.

Commented: Friday, February 4th, 2022 @ 7:26 pm By: Conservative Voter