Busybodies and other people’s property
Moore County is yellow-dog Republican. But we have plenty of folks who like to dictate what other people do with their property. It’s one thing to oppose something over noise
Continue readingMoore County is yellow-dog Republican. But we have plenty of folks who like to dictate what other people do with their property. It’s one thing to oppose something over noise
Continue readingA friend who was working the early voting polls for the GOP checked in with me to share a recent experience at an area polling place. He said
Continue readingDuring big election years, people get excited about the candidates for president, governor, and Congress. But when the conversation turns to races like Secretary of State, Secretary of Labor, and
Continue readingRichard Hudson, the GOP nominee for the 8th congressional district, has been spending a lot of time raising questions about incumbent Larry Kissell’s character. We’ve done some
Continue readingThe NC Free Enterprise Foundation, a non-partisan pro-business group, has completed an analysis of third quarter fundraising for the state’s congressional candidates. Here’s what they found
Continue readingGOP operatives have all admitted they learned a painful lesson in 2008. The Democrats beat their pants off in terms of getting-out-the-vote. According to some relatively real-time data from Civitas,
Continue readingSouth Carolina congressman Joe Wilson wants to have a word with N&O staff writer Austin Baird. It’s pretty typical for the media to wait until the weeks before a big
Continue readingMoore County commissioners showed up at their Tuesday night meeting expecting to discuss and vote on a resolution calling for a formal investigation into county manager Cary McSwain’s
Continue readingRobeson County is about as yellow-dog Democrat as you can get. In 1972, while George McGovern was getting destroyed nationwide by Richard Nixon – he was winning comfortably in Robeson
Continue readingOnce again, we got treated to a double-header of televised political brilliance. The opener featured major party gubernatorial nominees Walter Dalton and Pat McCrory. (Of
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