Blog Title: Exile on Jones Street / a survey of governance and

Comment on Catch 22 and resubscribing to the N&O by Rob E.

Comment on Whoa whoa whoa by gman

not another "chicken little" threat from GM. hey i've got an idea. how about those corporate egos sacraficing about 80% of their inflated salaries. i hear the rumors about the possibilities of losing the the best and brightest execs if they can't make that kind of money. my answer to that BS is, where are they going to go? this down economy is global. they couldn't go anywhere. i say let's call their bluff. make those salaries realistic with the times.

Comment on Oh noes! NC has the lowest business tax burden in the country. by Jamz

Yes Jeff...more businesses need a disincentive to starting businesses here. Ramseur will be losing yet another textile manufacturing plant most likely this week. Maybe they should unionize...that'll showem.

Comment on Oh noes! NC has the lowest business tax burden in the country. by Jeffrey Sykes

Yes Jeff...more businesses need a disincentive to starting businesses here. Ramseur will be losing yet another textile manufacturing plant most likely this week. Maybe they should unionize...that'll showem.

Comment on Bill of the Day: Hunting on Sunday by CJ Flay

It is time that discriminatory law G.S. 103-2 is repealed and hunters are allowed freedom of choice.

Comment on White hands by bostontparties.com » Across The American Internets: Presidential Election ‘08

read more.. Exile on Jones Street Location: North Carolina After hearing the Hillary robocall and looking over the smiling John read more..

Comment on Food stamps and SSN by James S. Klich II

Americans on Food Stamps will keep rising in the coming months. High energy costs and rising food costs will put more strain on the American economy. Food prices are on their way up up and up.

Comment on TWC: Blue Yodel No. 171 by Michael Selle

You forgot one thing, the poor and the shop keepers may not had wanted his butt here in the the first place. (Just like Wal-mart). Instead of fixing our schools that are now falling down around our kidds, our town-without asking builds this theater. There is nothing for our young kidds to do and they end up selling drugs, fighting, and bitching about that life. You are not alone we are lauging at Randy too

Comment on Food stamps and SSN by gregflynn

Less than half of the people in North Carolina eligible for food stamps are receiving them according to study by the National Priorities Project. The participation rate for eligible low-income people in NC is 47.1% compared to a national average of 50.2% How does the other half live?

Comment on Atkinson to run for re-election by Eddie Davis

Less than half of the people in North Carolina eligible for food stamps are receiving them according to study by the National Priorities Project. The participation rate for eligible low-income people in NC is 47.1% compared to a national average of 50.2% How does the other half live?