Comments by Rino Hunter | Eastern NC Now

Paxton is great as AG. No wonder the Democrats and RINOs have always tried to put a target on his back. He will be a great US Senator from Texas, much better than that RINO weasel John Cornyn, who Paxton is leading in the polls for the primary.

Commented: Saturday, August 9th, 2025 @ 10:21 am By: Rino Hunter

The Beaufort County Commission considered a resolution to support saving this monument. I remember that fake "conservative" Randy Walker voted against that resolution and thus for the monument's removal. Didn't another county commission RINO also do that?

I also remember when RINO Congressman Greg Murphy voted on two separate votes to remove southern monuments from the Capitol, and the second time was AFTER Republican leaders from his district voted unanimously to urge him not to do so.

Commented: Wednesday, August 6th, 2025 @ 9:13 am By: Rino Hunter

Here is how the Medicaid scam works for illegal aliens. They are supposed to only be entitled to "emergency Medicaid" for a few months to cover an acute emergency situation. However, liberal social workers often just keep extending that indefinitely for chronic conditions, so it becomes like regular Medicaid. That should not be allowed and social workers who authorize that should be at minimum fired and perhaps even jailed.

For example, dialysis is a costly medical service and must be done frequently and regularly. There are illegal aliens right here in eastern North Carolina who are on dialysis and they routinely get their "emergency" Medicaid renewed. What we should do is give them dialysis once or twice on maybe even a month or two, and then require them either to go back to their home country for dialysis or find a charity that will pay for it. The taxpayers should NOT. Similarly if an illegal alien is diagnosed with cancer, he should get a plane ticket home for treatment, not medical services at the expense of the Aemrican taxpayer.

Commented: Thursday, July 31st, 2025 @ 2:45 pm By: Rino Hunter

Obama bringing in communist sympathizer Brennan is like Lincoln bringing in mulitple communists to help him in his invasion of the South in the 1860s. At that time communism had mainly been established in Germany, where Marx and Engles were from, and they participated in the German revolutionary activities in 1848. After that, many fled Germany, Marx and Engels to the UK and many others to the USA.

Lincoln appointed two of those German communists as generals in his army to fight the south, and an American communist or communist sympathizer as his Assistant Secretary of War. Many other German communists served in lower ranks in the Union army.

Union General August Willach had been a member of the Central Committee of the Communist League before he fled Germany and was a personal friend of Engels. Marx himself called Willach "a communist with a heart". His German-American fellow traveller "48ers" called Willach "the reddest of the red."

Another German communist who served as a Union General was General Joseph Weydemeyer, who was also a personal friend of Karl Marx. Marx gave Weydemeyer a personal letter of introduction when Weydemeyer came to America to a local communist sympathizer, Charles A. Dana. Weydemeyer and Dana together arranged the first publicantion of Marx's "Communist Manifesto" in America. Dana went on to be Lincoln's Assistant Secretary of War against the south.

Commented: Tuesday, July 29th, 2025 @ 9:25 am By: Rino Hunter

Don't forget that Obama and Biden also inserted DEI into hiring air traffic controllers, dumbing down the tests to push "diversity" under Obama, and then actively seeking to hire categories like the blind, the deaf, and those with mental problems as DEI air traffic control hires under Biden.

Commented: Saturday, July 26th, 2025 @ 5:38 pm By: Rino Hunter

Whatley is an establishment Republican of the worst order. If you liked Tillis, you will love Whatley. The NCGOP can do a heck of a lot better than Michael Whatley. Someone who earned his living turning tricks for the special interests in Washington, DC is not what we need as a US Senate nominee.

Commented: Thursday, July 24th, 2025 @ 5:06 pm By: Rino Hunter

Good for RFK, Jr. The globalist UN is a threat to democracy. The more we can get away from that snake pit and its affiliated agencies the better.

Commented: Sunday, July 20th, 2025 @ 12:11 pm By: Rino Hunter

When many of these Obama or Biden judges hear "Your Honor" in their little minds they think "Your Majesty".

I would love to see the SCOTUS get the 'nads to hold some of these district court dorks in contempt and put them in jail. Some of them are very arrogantly defying the Supreme Court itself and need to be punished severely for that.

Commented: Friday, July 18th, 2025 @ 9:44 pm By: Rino Hunter

Mitch McConnell has been a useful idiot for first Obama and then Biden. It is time for him to just go away. His health is so bad he can hardly even walk on his own, but he keeps staying in DC to keep stabbing Republicans in the back. Kentucky law provides for a special election if the seat is vacated, so there is no danger of an appointment by the Democrat governor. Why won't that worthless McConnell just resign or die from his health problems or something. Good riddance when he is gone.

Commented: Wednesday, July 16th, 2025 @ 4:31 pm By: Rino Hunter

Hopefully, this autopen scandal will allow the removal of those crooked radical federal judges appointed by use of the Biden regime autopen. They are a disgrace to the courts and to American democracy.

Commented: Monday, July 14th, 2025 @ 1:35 pm By: Rino Hunter

These radical teachers unions have influence throughout education and are a concern right here in Beaufort County. In Raleigh, the Department of Public Instruction is full of their members who influence school policy, which they work overtime to impose on local school systems. You also have to wonder when committees of teachers are set up in local school systems for things like curriculum, how many on those committees are members of these radical teachers unions?

Commented: Sunday, July 13th, 2025 @ 9:47 am By: Rino Hunter

Terry - You claim the closing of Snowden was "openly discussed" by the school board for ten years. I am simply asking you for the facts by telling us when you claim that issue was on the public agenda of the school board. Then we can look up the minutes for those meetings. Apparently you are not able to do that which strongly suggests that, in fact, closing Snowden was never on the school board's public agenda. If it was not on the school board's public agenda, how in the heck was it "publicly discussed" by the school board?

Commented: Thursday, July 10th, 2025 @ 10:47 pm By: Rino Hunter

The vote to start the process should have been voted down if someone was genuinely opposed to the closing of Snowden. That this scheme was discussed behind closed doors for ten years, as Williams states, shows that the school board has been arrogantly thumbing its nose at the Open Meetings Law for years. Did Williams ever object to that? Did he ever put it on the public agenda for disccussion? No, but he did vote to start the process of closing the school.

What Williams voted for was not "transparency". It was like offering a condemned man a chance to say a few last words before his execution. This flip-flop was about posturing for the 2026 election. And why did Williams not object to the outrageous procedure used by Cheeseman at the Aurora public hearing?????

Commented: Thursday, July 10th, 2025 @ 8:40 am By: Rino Hunter

Stan, unfortunately we have two commissioners who are fake "Republicans". What Frankie Waters and Randy Walker really are is Undocumented Democrats. Both were longtime Democrats who knew they could not be elected as Democrats so they changed their affiliation on paper to "Republican" although they both clearly continue to think and function as Democrats. Walker even ran for commissioner unsuccessfully as a Democrat before reinventing himself as a fake "Republican". No wonder they both govern like Democrats.

Commented: Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 @ 8:15 am By: Rino Hunter

Maybe we need a criminal law against judges abusing their power. Strip them of their judgeship and their pension and send them to prison where they deserve to be for trampling on our democracy.

Commented: Thursday, July 3rd, 2025 @ 7:33 am By: Rino Hunter

Mitch McConnell has been a Biden "Republican" and before that an Obama "Republican". We do not need any more of his ilk. He has been a lot like Tillis. WE should all be sending Nate Morris some campaign checks. Morris will be a REAL Republican.

Commented: Tuesday, July 1st, 2025 @ 8:43 pm By: Rino Hunter

If Shreve cannot figure out that Cheeseman is a liberal, he might want to read Cheeseman's dissertation, when he got his degree during his tenure in Beaufort County and probably paid for by Beaufort County taxpayers. In it, Cheeseman promotes the Marxist (and also racist) concept of DEI. President Trump is trying to eliminate DEI. Where do you stand, Donald Shreve?

Then there is the sort of key people he brings in. Take his out of town school board attorney, who is chairman of the Durham County Democratic Party, and who Cheeseman convinced the board to hire. The Democrat Party is generally pretty liberal but their Durham County branch has always been one of the most hard left in the state.

Like many in the education industry, Cheeseman tries to hide his politics by registering as an Unaffiliated, but it is not hard to see what he is if you look.

One litmus test on education issues that has separated the wheat from the chaff for decades has been the consolidation versus neighborhood / community schools debate. Consolidation has always been the liberal position, and neighborhood / community schools the conservative position. Cheeseman is pushing the liberal / left position and has his bootlickers on the school board bowing down to him on it.

Commented: Monday, June 30th, 2025 @ 8:18 am By: Rino Hunter