The folly of accepting the lefty narrative
On a daily basis, I try to wrap my head around the “logic” being employed by the GOP establishment in Raleigh and DC. The media and its leftist allies tell
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*Surprise, Surprise!* Robert Brawley gets primaried.
Moore County’s Richard Morgan set the standard for hard-nosed vindictive political tactics during his tenure in the NC House. If a legislator dared to “cross” him, Morgan would personally seek
Continue reading#NCSEN: Are Dems giving Thom Tillis the “Todd Akin Treatment”?
Until now, it’s been easy to draw comparisons between the 2014 US Senate GOP primary in North Carolina and the 2010 Kentucky GOP Senate primary, featuring a
Continue readingTeacher turnover totals TRICKERY
It appears something sneaky may be going on at NC DPI and the state board of education with this teacher turnover report. The sycophant mainstream media in our state has
Continue reading#NCGA: Tale of the Tesla
Between turkey-induced food comas this long weekend, I did a little reading. THIS Bloomberg piece — about the PR successes of the automaker Tesla — caught my
Continue readingMedia: Tea Party upset with Rove because he “Wins”?
You have really gotta *love* the remnants of the mainstream media. Check out this piece of reporting by John Drescher’s shih-tzu: […] House Speaker Thom Tillis of Cornelius, meanwhile,
Continue reading#NCGA #NCSEN: Taking care of (HIS) Business?
According to official state records, House Speaker (and US Senate candidate) Thom Tillis and his wife are “owners” of Cornelius, NC-based Aquesta Bank. Tillis joined the state House in
Continue reading#NCGA: Taking care of (your own) business?
Jamie Boles is a long-time, respected funeral home director here in Moore County. He got elected to the state House in 2008 by primarying an incumbent legislator who he had
Continue reading#NCSEN: Thom Tillis and those TOLL ROADS
State House Speaker Thom Tillis — one of a gaggle of GOP candidates seeking the party’s nomination for US Senate — took to Facebook this week to
Continue readingThe politics of pre-school
The richest man in North Carolina was in DC to demand even more taxpayer-funded preschool: Jim Goodnight, the CEO of Cary software company SAS, spoke at
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