MORE Russia nonsense.
As the vote of the electoral college and inauguration day itself approach, the hysteria is reaching a deafening pitch. We’re told that Russia subverted our political process and gave us
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NCGOP congressional Cojones Check: Jones? Yep. Walker? Yep. Anyone else? (*Crickets*)
My that tough talk against “government waste” fades away fast once the polls close, doesn’t it? Once again, the, um, “honorables” in DC shirked their constitutional duty to PASS
Continue readingIn defense of Dana Rohrabacher
A lot of you may not know much about this obscure California congressman. He’s been around DC for a while. He’s in the Walter Jones — Thomas Massie — Justin Amash
Continue readingStill not seeing the whole ‘second coming of Hitler’ thing
Lefties have tried hard to scare the crap out of us about what’s coming from newly-elected president Donald Trump. Granted, Trump talked like he was going to take a sledgehammer
Continue readingA tax on concrete? So sayeth (and doeth) the “conservative” party.
The dust has barely settled from an election where we sent DC a message loud and clear. It appears the since-2010 record of jerking our chains is going to continue
Continue readingHelpful tool for tonight …
(No, I’m not talking about a baseball bat.) Here is the link to the state board of elections results tabulation site. You can view statewide numbers, as well as
Continue readingObama-appointed federal judge critical of NC counties’ voter list clean-up
We told you earlier about The Round Rev’s lawsuit in federal court over efforts in some North Carolina counties to clean up their voter lists. Well, it’s in court, in
Continue readingDeborah Ross donor: Blacks who vote GOP are ‘seriously f***ed in the head’
James O’Keefe has done it again. He and his minions managed to get a hidden camera into a Deborah Ross fundraiser on the Upper West Side of New York City.
Continue reading#ncsen: 2014 vs. 2016
The drive by media is beating us over the head with polls. One of the best ways to see how valuable — or not — that polling data happens to
Continue readingTales from the early voting lines
The way things are going so far, you can probably walk right in and vote in a matter of minutes on Election Day. Record lines are the story at most
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