Over at the conservative web site Ace of Spades HQ, we’ve got some more eye-opening analysis on the Senate race: […] Senator Hagan’s thin lead suggests a close race, much
Continue readingThat’s the take from analyst Dan McLaughlin– who finds Tillis sitting with 47% of the two-party vote, and needing 61.9% of the total 15.2% undecided vote in the race to earn
Continue readingOkay. It’s become pretty clear that Kay Hagan’s upper middle-class family has benefited greatly from our bloated state and federal governments. See brother in law David’s real estate commissions from
Continue readingAnd the beat goes on. The Five Thirty-Eight blog, maintained by election projection whiz Nate Silver, is seeing things coming up roses for ol’ Kay: When FiveThirtyEight launched its Senate
Continue readingHere are the cross-tabs. The data does show a 41-40 Hagan lead. But if you factor in those leaning Tillis (1%) and those leaning Hagan (5%), you actually have
Continue readingA drive-by has apparently posted the findings of the latest Civitas survey on the 2014 US Senate race in North Carolina: I agree with the last Tweeter above. Fifteen percent
Continue readingWe heard this term bantered about when former state Rep. Richard Morgan and a handful of friends cut a deal with Jim Black and the Democrats to snatch a state
Continue readingDC had Republican Senate candidates talking about making birth control pills available over-the-counter. Now, DC has got candidates talking about ISIS. George Holding is running ads about ISIS. Thom Tillis
Continue reading“What is that? A Twisted Sister pin on your uniform?” We knew that Clay Aiken’s entry into the Second congressional district race was going to turn things into a circus.
Continue readingKay Hagan’s campaign and its trolls are all over social media trumpeting a report published in the Greensboro News & Record that says North Carolina ”ranks as worst state for
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