DC cuts off Whatley
It’s sort of been like DRIP-DRIP-DRIP. There are three big fundraising players in GOP Senate races. We already heard about two of them cutting back spending on the Michael Whatley
Continue readingIt’s sort of been like DRIP-DRIP-DRIP. There are three big fundraising players in GOP Senate races. We already heard about two of them cutting back spending on the Michael Whatley
Continue readingWe’ve done some past reporting on the financial mess in Robbins. Click here to catch up. The state auditor delivered a scathing audit of the town government’s cash management. Little
Continue readingNational polling firm Big Data Poll has taken a look at our Senate race and found Roy Cooper with a twelve point lead. That makes FIVE of the last eight
Continue readingI shared this invite with a friend of mine who plays in campaign politics in DC and NC. Here was their take: “I don’t think Helen Keller was ever as
Continue readingIt appears the US House Republican caucus is clearing the bench to bail out Laurie Buckhout‘s campaign for North Carolina’s 1st congressional district. The First was gerrymandered to the detriment
Continue readingI’m not sure if these count as *trash polls*, as well. Fabrizio / Anzalone is a long-time respected pollster out of DC with ties to the GOP. They’ve worked at
Continue readingAttention, folks. The Town of Robbins — home of, and presided over by, *experienced financial manager* Cameron Dockery — has been victimized by a heinous crime and needs your help.
Continue readingWe already told you about Georgia suspending the state fuel tax in order to provide some relief to drivers and businesses. Check out what Texas is now up to:
Continue readingUNC TV recently hosted a joint interview with the two candidates on November’s ballot for NC Court of Appeals seat 1: Michael Byrne (R) and John Arrowood (D). Click HERE
Continue readingThe drive-bys are gleeful about the upcoming election. Things look rough for Republicans nationally and statewide. But the drive-bys want to make sure you *understand* that any excessive losses are
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