#NCSEN: Polls, Polls, Polls and Polls.
Tillis campaign pollster Glen Bolger, whose firm is known by the unfortunate acronym POS, has released a poll showing the 2014 US Senate race all knotted up at 44 percent
Continue readingTillis campaign pollster Glen Bolger, whose firm is known by the unfortunate acronym POS, has released a poll showing the 2014 US Senate race all knotted up at 44 percent
Continue readingThat unemployment rate the drive-bys regularly quote to you is actually a percentage of the “workforce.” In economics, the “workforce” is defined as that portion of the population, of working
Continue readingThe drive-bys and their friends on the port side of the political spectrum are spewing outrage over Republican Thom Tillis’s references to North Carolina’s incumbent Democrat US Senator as “Kay” during
Continue readingI swear I had to convince myself repeatedly that this was NOT a Saturday Night Live skit. The drive-bys subjected us AND the candidates with some moronic, leftist questions.
Continue readingThe drive-bys are working hard to gin up some interest in tonight’s US Senate debate. They are trying to sell us on the possibility that this televised event tonight could
Continue readingA new study has found that new arrivals to North Carolina and the United States have been enjoying the most success in landing jobs in The Tar Heel State. The
Continue readingJohn Drescher’s pet shih tzu has authored a piece today attempting to explain what — besides anatomy, wardrobe, genetics, and choice of cosmetics — sets the two major party candidates
Continue readingFirst it was Richard Hudson begging for forgiveness for his role in trying to defund ObamaCare. Now, we have Mark Meadows appearing to be seeking penance: U.S. Rep. Mark Meadows
Continue readingSources are telling us that emissaries from the DC Republican establishment had a sit-down with NC Tea Party activists in The Queen City Tuesday evening. Roughly a dozen activists —
Continue readingJohn McLaughlin, one of the wise old men in national GOP/ conservative politics, is asking a question similar to the one posed the other day by Larry Sabato. McLaughlin and
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