I don’t know how to start this column. In large part, I assume, because I don’t want to write it. My final article for The Daily Tar Heel. This is the last time my byline will appear in the paper, on what will be my final LDOC. When I go into the office the night before this runs to read it over ...
Beto O'Rouke's campaign stop, much like many political campaign events, was met with a few upstarts by the crowd, including interruptions and signs suggesting O'Rouke is a "furry."
"Or, as "Veep" calls it, bipartisan-shit."
Editorial Board's Alec Dent reminds everyone that just because political discourse surrounds most of our every day life, it's not what life is all about.
I hope that those of you who recognize your own behavior in this column will seek the necessary help and can go back to leading productive, complete lives once again. And you can take your first step here, by resisting the urge to leave a comment.
"If Trump considers what happened at Berkley grounds for withholding funds then we’re edging into dangerous I’ll-just-use-this-as-cover-to-punish-my-enemies territory."
"Unfortunately, Owens’ response is entirely in line the particular brand of politics she and Turning Point practice."
"Turning Point's Ricky-Bobbian-f*ck-yeah-'Murica-style love for the ol’ US of A is present at any event they put on, but was at truly supercharged levels at their AMERICAFEST party at CPAC¹ this year."
Help yourself, and a local business, out, go eat at Cosmic.
Alec Dent's hunt for Valentine's Day candy corn.
