*Affordability* and Campaign 2026
The political left thinks the answers to all of their political prayers this year is the issue of *affordability.* Stuff is too expensive. *Affordable* is a relative term. It depends
Continue readingThe political left thinks the answers to all of their political prayers this year is the issue of *affordability.* Stuff is too expensive. *Affordable* is a relative term. It depends
Continue readingSilly me. I thought representative government was all about our elected folks getting together to publicly make decisions for the greater good. Too many big decisions in our capital city
Continue readingRep. David Lewis (R-Harnett) now has some company: […] State Rep. Nelson Dollar, a powerful Republican budget writer and redistricting chairman who has been an architect of some of the
Continue readingWhile attorney general Josh Stein whines about “budget cuts” and runs off on quixotic adventures like preserving the Paris Accord and saving ObamaCare, another council of state member is actually
Continue readingJim Morrill IS concerned: What this bill does is scale back the expansion of Medicaid promised in ObamaCare. How do you LOSE money you never had in the first place?
Continue readingThe DC GOPe has seriously dropped the ball on repealing ObamaCare — THE ISSUE that gave them their current majorities. There have actually been reports that congressional Republicans want to
Continue readingCongressional Republicans were all gung-ho about throwing out ObamaCare when Obama was around. He was going to veto anything they did. Now, that they own the federal government, a bunch
Continue readingThe president is trying to rally his troops to deal with arguably the worst crisis facing the country, and Richard Burr is preoccupied with FANTASY: President Trump told GOP senators
Continue readingIt’s easy to talk big and tough about cutting stuff when you KNOW your grand-standing is going to get vetoed by the president. But it’s a whole new ballgame —
Continue readingWe heard earlier from Rand Paul about his disgust over his colleagues’s ObamaCare hijinks. Now comes word, via The Wall Street Journal, that Senate Republicans are A-OKAY with the taxes
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