Campaign ’24: The Pee Wee – for – Timmy trade
Word emerged this week that our littlest congressman would be calling it quits on the fun-and-games in Washington. (This came as quite a shock, I’m sure, to folks who read
Continue readingWord emerged this week that our littlest congressman would be calling it quits on the fun-and-games in Washington. (This came as quite a shock, I’m sure, to folks who read
Continue readingIn Raleigh, we have elected officials who are more frightened of Tim Moore and Phil Berger than they are of their own voters. In DC, we have Republicans willing to
Continue readingSome guys don’t seem to ever outgrow their bad habits from junior high. Cases in point: disgraced former House speaker Kevin McCarthy and disgraceful current congressman Greg Murphy. Back in
Continue readingIt appears the door-kickers at the FBI are one step closer to getting a new HQ — reportedly larger than the Pentagon – located in Democrat stronghold Maryland. Never mind
Continue reading*Oh, there is soooooo muuuuuuch butthurt in this little, bow-tied one.* It took Kevin McCarthy FIFTEEN tries to get elected speaker of the US House in January. It took a
Continue readingI swear. You can hear the last gasps of life coming from MAGA and the remnants of the Tea Party. Our leaders are abandoning ship and surrendering to the swamp
Continue readingI don’t know if you’ve been paying attention, but there has been a wee bit more drama than usual in the halls of Congress. Kevin McCarthy has become the first
Continue readingCongressman Dan Bishop and his Freedom Caucus colleagues held the House GOP caucus’ feet to the fire in the speaker election earlier this year. They managed to win some key
Continue readingImagine that your spouse has maxed out TEN credit cards, and is attempting to sign up for ONE more. There’s absolutely no discussion about cutting expenses or paying off that
Continue readingOh, the ‘hits’ just keep on coming: Ten days before Signature Bank collapsed, the House Republican overseeing an inquiry into the bank’s failure was inside its boardroom on New York’s
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