#ncsen: All about Jeb, Kay’s “strength”, and a “headache” for the GOP
There are a lot of Republicans around who would LOVE to see a poll with a number next to Thom Tillis’s name that is bigger than the number next to
Continue reading#ncsen: Gravis-Human Events poll says Hagan 46, Tillis 42
There’s another poll out. This one is a joint venture between Gravis Marketing and the conservative web site Human Events. It seems to follow the pattern of what we’ve seen
Continue readingChmn of state common core review commission — apppointed by Gov. Pat — is BIG FAN of Common Core
Ruh-roh. State legislators organized a commission to review public school curriculum standards and make a recommendation to the state Board of Education and General Assembly. This was seen by many
Continue reading#ncsen: Politics is a contact sport. Why the kid gloves?
Those of you who were hoping for a more aggressive strategy out of the Tillis campaign are likely going to be disappointed: […] So there you have it. Thom Tillis
Continue reading#ncsen: Even more Hagan family fun
We posted previously about Senator Kay Hagan’s brother-in-law pulling in more than a half million in real estate commissions from the City of Greensboro. Now, it appears the good senator’s
Continue reading#ncsen: League of Conservation Voters poll — Hagan 45. Tillis 41, Haugh 5
The League of Conservation Voters — a leftist group typically aligned with Democrats —has released a poll showing incumbent Democrat Hagan leading her Republican challenger, but only within the margin
Continue readingOh, Thom calls EVERYBODY by their first name. EVERYBODY. (Really.)
Feminists have made a lot of noise about Thom Tillis referring to Senator Kay Hagan as “Kay,” while she called him “Speaker Tillis” during the first televised Senate debate on
Continue reading#NCSEN: A disconnect with the church-going crowd?
Polling from Raleigh-based American Insights says both of the major parties’ US Senate candidates have some work to do in appealing to church-going voters. Some of the key findings? :
Continue reading“If you want to be an activist group, go somewhere else.”
So sayeth a key GOP establishment figure in western North Carolina. At the September 15th meeting of the Haywood County board of commissioners, county GOP chair Patricia Carr presented a
Continue readingWe are the government. We know better than you. Shut up. Sit down.
Haywood County is a quiet little place off the beaten path in western North Carolina. But a lively group of grassroots activists is raising a ruckus that has the political
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