More polling: Quantus, Elon and The $71 MILLION *cure*?
Quantus Insights has released their polling on the North Carolina US Senate race. Their take – based on likely voters with a 3.5 % margin of error – has Roy
Continue readingQuantus Insights has released their polling on the North Carolina US Senate race. Their take – based on likely voters with a 3.5 % margin of error – has Roy
Continue readingDuring the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and 70s, libs welcomed soldiers, FBI agents and other representatives into their communities to help enforce the law when it appeared local
Continue readingThey’ve been pushing expensive*alternative energy* scams on us for years. They’ve jacked up rates on us 22 percent since 2020. Now, Duke Energy wants to hit us with another rate
Continue readingI swear I could almost see this coming. The NCGOP – on behalf of the Whatley campaign – had been beating on Roy Cooper for attending a fundraiser where a
Continue readingCatawba College and YouGov have partnered on a survey of North Carolina voters about the 2026 vote. Here’s what they found: […] In the first test of the U.S. Senate
Continue readingIf you couldn’t make the March 21 session, there was another one available for you tonight. The target (soldiers at Bragg and their families) is the same. Going
Continue readingThe run-up to this U.S. Senate race is starting to evoke comparisons to dropping a kitten into a fenced-in yard full of hungry pit-bulls. It’s just a matter of time
Continue readingSame story, different day. Though, things are getting interesting. Today we have one left-leaning pollster showing the race tightening and one right-leaning poll showing the race much worse for Mike
Continue readingWe’ve been hearing about how America is facing serious financial jeopardy for decades now. Yet, we keep falling for liars who talk a good conservative game during an election campaign.
Continue readingPhil Berger‘s team had filed all kinds of complaints. Recounts – that changed nothing — had already happened. Hearings were already scheduled for March 27 and April 6 to review
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