Comments by Conservative Voter | Eastern NC Now

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

Lets hope that Trudeau's tyranny invigorates the Wexit (western exit) movement in western Canada which seeks to take Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia out of Canada. Trudeau is already not very popular there. In the last national election, Trudeau's party failed to win a single seat in the energy powerhouse province of Alberta, for example.

Commented: Monday, January 31st, 2022 @ 10:52 am By: Conservative Voter

Now Elon Musk is openly endorsing Canada's anti-vaccine mandate truck convoy on Twitter and denouncing Trudeau. His "vote them out" advice on Trudeau comes a few months too late, however. They just had an election. His comment about Trudeau being on "a path to tyranny" is right on point. www.zerohedge.com

Commented: Thursday, January 27th, 2022 @ 9:14 pm By: Conservative Voter

Phil Berger and Tim Moore are a pair of scalawags, working too often with Roy Cooper and the "woke" to push a far left agenda. This first showed up in their scheme to repeal the bathroom privacy law, HB 2, which was demanded by Cooper and the "woke" left. Berger and Cooper sold the GOP base down the river on that one. The NC Green New Deal referenced above (HB951) is another example. I guess Berger and Moore wanted to make AOC happy. Now, we have Berger and Moore scheming to push another part of the Cooper agneda, imposing the Obamacare Medicaid expansion on our state and its taxpayers.
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What is the point of having a GOP legislative majority when its "leaders" regularly sell the GOP base out to Cooper and the "woke" left? Republican voters need a fruitbasket turnover in the "leadership" in both Raleigh and Washington, DC.

Commented: Sunday, January 16th, 2022 @ 1:42 pm By: Conservative Voter

The left wants to "normalize" all of the sexual perversions, including pedophilia, beastiality, incest, bigamy, you name it. They want to portray normal people as abnormal. It is the world turned upside down. Our own allegedly Republican legislative leaders, Phil Berger and Tim Moore did not have the backbone to stand up to these crazies and caved in to them on HB2. Too many RINOs went along.

Commented: Wednesday, January 12th, 2022 @ 7:27 pm By: Conservative Voter

Precisely. I have liked some of Hanson's writings in the past, but recently he has joined the left in piling on the South, and as a Southerner I find that highly offensive, especially since he is pushing the very same ignorance on that subject as the leftists do. Maybe he is just getting senile.

Commented: Sunday, January 2nd, 2022 @ 7:39 pm By: Conservative Voter

''True Confederate fashion"???? This writer is doing exactly what he is criticizing the left for. He wants to cancel the South. Sir Winston Churchill explained why the South left the Union. It was a split in political ideology. The South followed Thomas Jefferson's principles of limited government while the North followed the concept of a powerful central government espoused by Alexander Hamilton. A series of issues that came to a head in 1860-61 meant they could no longer co-exist within the same national framework. Hanson is criticizing the Jeffersonian concept of limited government when he slurs the South.

Commented: Sunday, January 2nd, 2022 @ 7:23 pm By: Conservative Voter

Boris Johnson is lower than Biden in polling. His approval rating is a paltry 23%. His party fares somewhat better in polling but Johnson is pulling them down with his moves to the left. He uses the same WEF slogan "Build Back Better" as Biden, and that slogan was coined by globalist Klaus Schwab. Trudeau in Canada uses it, too.

Commented: Sunday, December 26th, 2021 @ 8:18 pm By: Conservative Voter

Must BCN have a token far leftie? Tom Campbell spews far left propaganda that is just garbage. He is little more than a mouthpiece for the left wing of the Democrat Party.

Commented: Friday, December 17th, 2021 @ 8:52 pm By: Conservative Voter

McConnell is a fifth columnist for Biden and his crew. He is deliberately undermining the GOP. We need to look at our three main choices for US Senate in North Carolina. Pat McCrory is Burr's candidate and would be a lap puppy for McConnell. He is little different from a Democrat. Mark Walker is somewhat more conservative than McCrory, but had a history in the House of being a lackey of the RINO leadership there including Boehner and Ryan, and would likely do the same in the Senate. Ted Budd is a member of the House Freedom Caucus, and they have a record of standing up to the RINO leadership. Budd is the ONLY choice for conservatives.

Commented: Thursday, December 9th, 2021 @ 12:56 pm By: Conservative Voter

A column on RedState says that the RINOs like Greg Murphy who voted to fund a federal database on who has had the Covid vaccine should be voted out of office. An article at the Daily Haymaker says the three NC RINO's including Murphy were "leadership brown-nosers". RINO House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy was among the RINOs supporting this Democrat invasion of our privacy.
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Commented: Saturday, December 4th, 2021 @ 8:02 pm By: Conservative Voter