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Monthly Archives: April 2007

TWC: Tea Leaves

Here’s this week’s column, mostly on the Elon Poll results: Tea leaves All signs point to ‘huh?’ The latest Elon Poll, released over the past [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 30, 2007 Posted in: Columns, Current Events, Policy Comments closed

Sunday Morning Post

Really getting harder to think happy thoughts. NYT: Rebuit Iraq projects found crumbling. At the airport, crucially important for the functioning of the country, inspectors [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 29, 2007 Posted in: Current Events, Morning Post Comments closed

Morning Post

The key thing to remember about Michael Decker selling his vote is that it wasn’t just a vote for a bill, but a vote that [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 28, 2007 Posted in: Courts, Current Events, Morning Post Comments closed

Morning post: and so it begins edition

Still cursing whatever group it was that decided we need a 100-week primary season. Probably a conspirary of the MSM and the pundit/consultant industry. Anyway, [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 27, 2007 Posted in: Current Events, Elections, Morning Post Comments closed

Price on the showdown

Recently covered a meeting with some Dems trying to pressure Rep. David Price to not support further funding. This from a recent issue of The [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 27, 2007 Posted in: Current Events, Policy, Politics Comments closed

Hog farm in NC got tainted pet food

From WRAL, AP and elsewhere: Via WBT: State officials say a chemical blamed for more than a dozen pet deaths across the nation has been [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 26, 2007 Posted in: Current Events Comments closed

TWC: Help Wanted

This weeks column: Help Wanted With the race for the Democratic nomination for governor tightening, it’s looking less and less like either Richard Moore or [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 22, 2007 Posted in: Columns, Current Events Comments closed

Echoes from Blacksburg

Following is an edit from The Carrboro Citizen: Echoes from Blacksburg Grief is immediate and lasting at the same time. In Blacksburg, a community much [...] Full Story, Permalink »
By kmr Apr 22, 2007 Posted in: Current Events Comments closed