Ted Budd a NO on debt ceiling bill
I don’t know how much good it will do, but we now know HALF of our US Senate delegation is against this latest effort to raise the debt ceiling. Here’s
Continue readingI don’t know how much good it will do, but we now know HALF of our US Senate delegation is against this latest effort to raise the debt ceiling. Here’s
Continue readingTeam Transgender has been in overdrive trying to get the state employee health plan to cover gender transition surgeries. State treasurer Dale Folwell, the administrator of the state health plan,
Continue readingState treasurer Dale Folwell (R) is joining insurance commissioner Mike Causey (R) in opposing a bill specifically for Blue Cross NC that appears to benefit BCNC itself and its paid-for
Continue readingGovernor. Former congressman Mark Walker finally confirmed the worst kept secret in North Carolina politics. He will officially be BIG NAME #3 in the GOP governor’s primary. Lt. Gov Mark
Continue readingThe Whatley cabal is going to the mat to defend our senior US senator. More than half of the state’s county GOP organizations have censured Thom Tillis for his chronic
Continue readingBy now, it’s well-known that Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) is seeking the GOP nomination for North Carolina governor in 2024. Robinson and his team are positioning him as THE
Continue readingPat McCrory played a huge role in damaging conservatism and Republicanism in Mecklenburg County and North Carolina. Now he’s partnering up with a quite sketchy crew to do more of
Continue readingThe 2024 GOP primary for NC Lt. Governor is getting one more big name. State Rep. Jeff Elmore (R-Wilkes) is adding his name to the list of people seeking to
Continue readingI’ve been hearing for some time that there are some serious face-palm inducing anecdotes out theresurrounding NCGOP superstar and current NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. It looks like WRAL has
Continue readingI asked a number of honorables on Jones Street about their votes in favor of the Blue Cross NC ‘sweetheart’ deal. Surprisingly, the question — asked in THIS post’s headline
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