When Governor Cooper vetoed House Bill 10, he was trying to keep another half a billion dollars this year from going to vouchers. The reason that a vote to override that veto has not happened yet is apparent: Hurricane Helene. Vouchers would hurt rural county school systems most. In the late spring of 2023, 19 … Continue reading There Is A Chance That The NC General Assembly Will Vote To Override Veto Of Voucher Bill This Week

Michele Morrow has posted this "comparison" between her and Mo Green. Aside from the fact that parents already have incredible oversight of public schools and that they already have "rights," Morrow's claims that she can do some of the things on this list are as ludicrous as what she is accusing Green. "Common sense discipline?" … Continue reading Michele Morrow Offered A Comparison Between Her & Mo Green. This Teacher Did As Well.

Maybe this will at some time become a topic in a civics class years from now. Or a personal finance class. Or an introductory class in law school. Or it could become a word problem about how to solve for percentages. 99.95%. 50 Million to $25K. That lawsuit supposedly filed by Mark Robinson in a … Continue reading 99.95% – A Mark Robinson Math Word Problem

There is a referendum on the ballot for North Carolina this election season that needs your attention. It is a state constitutional amendment on voting rights and it is deliberately vague. To quote Tim Cook on his social media post: NC Voters - Please vote AGAINST this unnecessary and poorly written proposed Amendment. It is … Continue reading Vote Against This NC Constitutional Amendment

And while you are at it, spend a day following an EC teacher. I believe every policy maker and those who want to be elected should sit in on some IEP meetings – the tough ones where parents and schools struggle to find what is not only appropriate for the student, but how those needs … Continue reading Dear Candidate For State Super Who Has Never Stepped Foot In An NC Public School, You Are Invited to My Son’s Next IEP Meeting

Yes, we need to elect Josh Stein as governor over Mark Robinson. Mo Green needs to be elected to become the next State Superintendent of North Carolina. Jeff Jackson needs to be elected over Dan Bishop. And then there is this election: If you have any knowledge of the LEANDRO decision to fund our public … Continue reading The Most Important Race For Public Education You May Not Know About

If there is one lesson that citizens must learn when it comes to elections it’s that the races which are considered “down-ballot” sometimes are more important than the high-financed campaigns. That means local elections like city/county commissioners, school board members, and state representatives. In fact, here in North Carolina it is so important to pay … Continue reading 1,800,000 Reasons (Including A Crotch Grab) Why Not To Reelect This Guy

When you pair some of Michele Morrow's social media posts together, sometimes you get a classic example of polar opposites. The same person who offers you this: also gave us this: and this: and this: and this: https://www.youtube.com/embed/qcGu2XW5o4Q "So smile. show them love, and rise above. Be better." This coming from the same person who … Continue reading A Michele Morrow Mashup. With Love.

If you didn't see this spectacle - it's worth the view. That display was staged. Here is Michele Morrow's Call to Action for Wake County Conservatives: From Wake Forest Republicans: Yep. It was a publicity stunt.