Another sheriff, another big political move
The 2026 campaign season is starting to look like The Year of The Sheriff. In Rockingham County, sheriff Sam Page (R) is challenging the re-nomination of state senate president pro
Continue readingThe 2026 campaign season is starting to look like The Year of The Sheriff. In Rockingham County, sheriff Sam Page (R) is challenging the re-nomination of state senate president pro
Continue readingI’m a former drive-by. I’ve spent a lot of my time since leaving the profession shaking my head in disbelief at how far my former profession has fallen. The news
Continue readingSteve Bannon – one of the architects of the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement as well as one of the brains behind Donald Trump’s 2016 victory — is making
Continue readingIt seems the establishment’s strategy of pretending that (1) there will be no GOP primary for NC’s US Senate seat in 2026 and (2) that Don Brown doesn’t exist is
Continue readingI tell ya — Donald Trump would have zero patience for something like this on his old TV show ‘The Apprentice.’ The president appointed unaccomplished schlub Michael Whatley to head
Continue readingBefore anyone blows a gasket — those numbers represent the percentage of respondents to the poll who know at least “some” about either candidate. Name ID is an important part
Continue readingLifetime political hack Michael Whatley – the choice of the RNC and the GOPe for NC’s open US Senate seat — owes Susan and Thom Tillis a lot. They both
Continue readingI think you folks out west might have an opportunity to elect yourselves a really good one here. Army special ops veteran and current businessman Adam Smith (R) is tossing
Continue readingEarlier this year, NCGOP officials from Murphy to Manteo were hit with written warnings to refrain from any up-close-and-personal activity in party primaries. Stay neutral until after the primaries, in
Continue readingWe already showed you the receipts on Fox News’ duplicity in covering North Carolina’s 2026 US Senate race. Now here we come with two more similar examples from the state’s
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