We’re insolvent! (Happy 250th, America.)
We’ve been hearing about how America is facing serious financial jeopardy for decades now. Yet, we keep falling for liars who talk a good conservative game during an election campaign.
Continue readingWe’ve been hearing about how America is facing serious financial jeopardy for decades now. Yet, we keep falling for liars who talk a good conservative game during an election campaign.
Continue readingPhil Berger‘s team had filed all kinds of complaints. Recounts – that changed nothing — had already happened. Hearings were already scheduled for March 27 and April 6 to review
Continue readingSupporters of Sam Page are having fun with that question here as we enter the third full week since their man’s victory over state senator Phil Berger. Apparently, he’s been
Continue readingFayetteville Resistance Coalition. *That sounds warm, fuzzy and cozy, eh? Nothing to see here.* We’ve seen this before. Veterans from the Vietnam era will tell you of white college girls
Continue readingTurning Point — founded by the late Charlie Kirk — is providing quite an important educational and civic service. They’re tracking our “honorables” in DC and Raleigh who love to
Continue readingDifferentiation is important in sales, marketing, and even politics. It’s the art of demonstrating what makes your offering so much more appealing than what the competition is offering. Why should
Continue readingThe options are narrowing for senator Phil Berger in his efforts to cling to power following his March 3 primary election loss. Canvassing did not change anything in terms of
Continue readingYep. That’s what the announcement on social media says: We’ve told you before about this Siembre crowd. THIS is all about obstructing federal law enforcement as they attempt to enforce
Continue readingAmy Galey was right: Phil Berger will burn the whole thing down to save himself. Two weeks after Sam Page‘s stunning upset win in the GOP primary for NC senate
Continue readingOur reliably Republican county just went through some bruising primaries in 3 of the county’s FOUR (3 House, 1 Senate) seats in the North Carolina General Assembly. Only three of
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