Data centers are a big issue in North Carolina and across the country. Granted, this report appeared in The New York Times. But the information is worth soaking up and
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Many of us like to gripe about an omnipotent and omniscient *uniparty* running things in DC and our various state capitals. Reports out of DC and PA are starting to
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Yes, my friends. The scramble for the governor’s mansion is already on. Even though we still have a 2026 US Senate race to get through. As far as anyone can
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Brenden Jones is a powerful member of the North Carolina House of Representatives. He is the elected leader of the majority party in the House. So, it can be easily
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It’s long been a tough sell to encourage big crowds to come out and vote in years where there is no presidential election or other top-of-the-ticket excitement. Some time back,
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We’re still waiting for a poll showing a Whatley lead. Mike Whatley has been in this race for a year and there’s been nothing yet. The latest polling comes
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The First Congressional District has been set up to be a spectacular GOP pickup. Incumbent Don Davis (D) surprisingly held off a GOP challenger in 2024. The polling and fundraising
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They create a job just for you. And then they kill it while you’re filling it. Some guys just can’t catch a break. Dallas Woodhouse has – unintentionally, we’re
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I’m seriously beginning to believe that it’s not the people or party in control of government. It’s the size of government and the character of those we trust to administer
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There hasn’t been much in the way of public polling for this race. Incumbent Chuck Edwards (R) is a former state senator whose ticket to DC was punched via a
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