re: ACC moves Football Championship out of NC

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I agree, and I'm glad GA didn't pass one.

In an ideal world, these laws would be rejected by everyone, with conservatives nonetheless rejecting the insanely irrational characterization of these laws by the left/media.

It's tough, because a lot of smart conservatives get trapped into just going along with the ridiculousness of the left/media because they didn't support the law. Which, of course, just furthers this country's descent into absolute mania of political correctness and threat exaggeration.

In the end, this is about one half of our country being unwilling to treat a disorder as such, and the other half obsessing about a minuscule percentage of the population they rarely if ever encounter.

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Absolutely right..we live in a world where you aren't allowed to have the "wrong" opinion. Everything has become partisan, even if it's bad for one or both sides of the argument.

To me, I thought the law was overreach by the state, simply because I think Charlotte should have the ability to impose its own laws within city limits, so long as they don't violate the state or U.S. Constitution. That's what they're there for, in my opinion.

Instead, we're spending millions of dollars here in North Carolina over where people use the bathroom in public. I just want it to go away. But I don't necessarily believe elected a bunch of Democrats to do so is the best move, either.