It’s arguable that the Republican electoral success in 2010 had its origins in voter anger over the passage of ObamaCare. Republicans won governor seats, state legislative majorities, and a majority
Continue readingYep. Haywood County commissioner Michael Sorrells (D)posed that question in an election profile news story published in a local paper. Haywood County has been very very good to us. It’s been
Continue readingFrom my time in the drive-by media — and a brief stint on Capitol Hill — I got an up close and personal look at the confirmation process. A nominee
Continue readingTwo of the more reliable conservative legislators in the state House are urging voters in their districts — and those outside — to vote down the proposed amendment to the
Continue readingRobRielleWho is convinced that federal judge Max Cogburn is going to dramatically affect this thing: One of the biggest motivating factors in politics is anger. It was anger about President
Continue readingHere in Moore County, we’ve got a problem with our school system that you likely see in many other counties. We’ve got an elected school board that submits itself to
Continue readingWe wrote some time back about new regulations for unmanned drone aircraft passing the legislature by being inserted into the final draft of the state budget. A drone company CEO
Continue readingWhile Gov. Pat McCrory tucks tail and runs, Lt. Gov. Dan Forest is sticking to his guns and standing up FOR the folks he represents: Friday, an unelected federal judge
Continue readingI liked the format of Thursday’s debate much better than the previous two. It allowed for more of a give-and-take between the candidates. It was also interesting to experience Sean
Continue readingPrior to — and since — the May primaries, we were told that Kay Hagan is DEAD MEAT. Lately, it’s been hard to detect any evidence of that. The GOP
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