The Berger crew can hear the sheriff knocking.
As the March primary date draws closer, events in the state Senate district 26 GOP primary are looking more like they’re ripped from a soap opera script. Senator Phil Berger
Continue readingAs the March primary date draws closer, events in the state Senate district 26 GOP primary are looking more like they’re ripped from a soap opera script. Senator Phil Berger
Continue readingIt appears that a very familiar name to NCGOP activists may be tied to a political action committee producing attacks on Rockingham County sheriff Sam Page. Page – as you
Continue readingNothing about that crowd surprises me anymore. Check out what we found on the state party website Monday night: Vice-chairwoman MILES JONES ??? (*Did we miss a special vice chairman
Continue readingLifetime political hack Michael Whatley – the choice of the RNC and the GOPe for NC’s open US Senate seat — owes Susan and Thom Tillis a lot. They both
Continue readingWe already told you about the National Rifle Association expressing concern about mailers and billboards promoting the reelection of state senator Phil Berger (R) in Rockingham County. The NRA expressed
Continue readingParty disloyalty is a topic that’s drawing quite a lot of interest these days. (Can’t imagine WHY.) We managed to get our hands on an official ruling by the NCGOP
Continue readingI think you folks out west might have an opportunity to elect yourselves a really good one here. Army special ops veteran and current businessman Adam Smith (R) is tossing
Continue readingTHIS is the latest we hear — on the down low and very unofficial: A state GOP committee has met to review the party disloyalty allegations against senate president Phil
Continue readingI think I’ve told you folks this before. We in Moore County are *blessed* with a local newspaper currently run by the folks who – for centuries – oversaw the
Continue readingWe already showed you the receipts on Fox News’ duplicity in covering North Carolina’s 2026 US Senate race. Now here we come with two more similar examples from the state’s
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