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Renee Ellmers is a busy lady these days — riding around in John Boehner’s back pocket, getting all of those promotions, and all. She’s being mentioned as a potential
Continue readingRenee Ellmers is a busy lady these days — riding around in John Boehner’s back pocket, getting all of those promotions, and all. She’s being mentioned as a potential
Continue readingSenator Jerry Tillman (R-Asheboro) — who represents Moore County in the state legislature — had the honor of hosting Gov. Pat McCrory in Asheboro for the signing of a Tillman-sponsored
Continue readingCongresswoman Renee Ellmers prides herself on being quite savvy with social media. She’s frequently on Twitter and Facebook touting her work and her alleged conservative bona fides. People
Continue readingThe editorial page of our multiple Hershel Walker Peace & Justice Award-winning local newspaper is apparently NOT a big fan of amendments to
Continue readingAfter watching Fenton Wilkinson’s presentation (fast forward to about the 30 minute mark) to the Moore County Commissioners last night, I am convinced that I want him in my corner
Continue readingEl Presidenté stirred up quite a grassroots ruckus with his “executive actions” many see as an infringement on The Second Amendment to The U.S. Constitution. Rallies have popped up
Continue readingState Rep. David Lewis (R-Dunn), one of North Carolina’s two voting members on the Republican National Committee, has stepped forward to respond to a resolution put forth
Continue readingChris Fitzsimon and the rest of the portside gang are beside themselves — thinking that the free market terror is going to sweep across the four
Continue readingRoughly 500 to 600 people braved the frigid Saturday morning temperatures to rally against El Presidenté Barry’s anti-gun “executive actions.” The rally — held adjacent to Ed’s Guns on US
Continue readingIf you have a few spare moments today, stop by Ed’s Gun Shop in Moore County (on US 1 between Vass and Southern Pines). Grassroots activists and
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