Simply trading “rr” for “dd”? (Or is there MORE to the story?)
Last year we transitioned from a senator BuRR to a senator BuDD. A lot of folks — including some at this website — were hoping, hoping, hoping that there
Continue readingLast year we transitioned from a senator BuRR to a senator BuDD. A lot of folks — including some at this website — were hoping, hoping, hoping that there
Continue readingThe alphabet crowd (LGBTQRSUVW…) calls it “gender-fluid.” Our senior senator is also “fluid,” in a way. Thom Tillis has signed on to Ted Budd’s recent “restart the border wall” legislation.
Continue readingHow delicious and delightful. Thievery and skullduggery DO actually – on occasion – have consequences, folks. Sam Bankman Fried and his cronies that used to run cryptocurrency giant FTX stand
Continue readingThere was an interesting lil’ conference call last night between the hours of 6PM and 730PM-or-so. Some staffers for senator Thom Tillis – led by his state director Kim Barnes
Continue readingWe already know that one of the guys at the center of the FTX bitcoin scandal dumped $700K into a super-PAC tied to Thom Tillis. The PAC’s purpose, at
Continue readingThom Tillis has barely won two Senate races, yet he continues to thumb his nose at his party’s base — instead of, you know, trying to patch things up.
Continue readingSeriously? Unfortunately, I think he is quite serious: Sen.-elect Thom Tillis is already hitting the Sunday morning talk show circuit. Appearing on CBS’s Face The Nation on Sunday, Tillis said
Continue readingA month ago, the SAME pollster had the race at 44-44-8. How can this be viewed as good news for Tillis, you ask? National Journal has the 4-1-1 on this
Continue readingOver at the conservative web site Ace of Spades HQ, we’ve got some more eye-opening analysis on the Senate race: […] Senator Hagan’s thin lead suggests a close race, much
Continue readingAnd the beat goes on. The Five Thirty-Eight blog, maintained by election projection whiz Nate Silver, is seeing things coming up roses for ol’ Kay: When FiveThirtyEight launched its Senate
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