”If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.”
Renee Ellmers would do herself some good to heed that famous advice from Will Rogers. The congresswoman’s own words of late have done a pretty good job of painting her
Continue readingRenee Ellmers would do herself some good to heed that famous advice from Will Rogers. The congresswoman’s own words of late have done a pretty good job of painting her
Continue readingRenee Ellmers bounced back and forth on whether she’d support a ban on late-term abortions: Some pro-life groups were surprised by Ellmers’ objections to the bill, but Ellmers insisted on
Continue readingRenee Ellmers is shedding those issue positions and campaign promises like a snake sheds its skin. She told us all during the 2014 campaign she was “against amnesty” and even
Continue readingIt’s usually no surprise to see a politician try to take both sides of an issue. But it takes a special kind of gall to do it within ONE 24
Continue readingCongresswoman Renee Ellmers has shown her true colors this week in regard to amnesty for illegal aliens. Jim Duncan, chairman of the Chatham County GOP in Ellmers’s district, has stepped
Continue readingIt was the biggest rebellion against a House speaker in 150 years. Recent polling found 60 percent of Republicans wanting a new speaker of the House. Only eighteen percent believe
Continue readingHere she is — in all her, um, “glory”: Monday on NewsMax TV’s “Midpoint,” Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC) without naming names blasted members of Congress who have come out against
Continue readingIn the wake of the CRomnibus travesty, we got hit with a lot of spin from go-along, get-along Republicans: No money has been approved for implementation of amnesty. We funded
Continue readingAre you frustrated with the current state of the NCGOP? Start organizing your like-minded friends to take over — or at least build a sizeable contingent within — your precinct
Continue readingUS Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-5) is making use of the cromnibus talking points disseminated by Boehner & co.: “While an omnibus spending bill is not ideal, it allows changes to
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