*Affordability* and Campaign 2026
The political left thinks the answers to all of their political prayers this year is the issue of *affordability.* Stuff is too expensive. *Affordable* is a relative term. It depends
Continue readingThe political left thinks the answers to all of their political prayers this year is the issue of *affordability.* Stuff is too expensive. *Affordable* is a relative term. It depends
Continue readingOpposition to Medicaid expansion was one of the few good moves former governor Pat McCrory made while he was in office. He stated his belief that Medicaid needs to be
Continue readingAt one time, all the elected stars of the North Carolina Republican Party were eager to take Greg Lindberg‘s money. The Triangle-based entrepreneur was handing out record amounts of campaign
Continue readingRepublican candidate Laurie Buckhout lost a close race to congressman Don Davis (D) in 2024. Davis is now representing – and running for reelection in – a much more Republican-friendly
Continue readingWatching Laurie Buckhout is a lot like trying to follow the ball in a heated ping-pong match. She’s back and forth and all over the place, as well. She lost
Continue readingI caught a report by Fox News’s Chad Pergram over the holiday highlighting North Carolina as having one of the two currently GOP-held US Senate seats most likely to flip
Continue readingThe gubernatorial campaign is long over. The drive-by media is no longer calling him to film his rants and ask about his web-browsing practices. Balanced Nutrition is closed up. Rachel
Continue readingYessirree. Politics IS a contact sport. *Don’t forget it.* You may remember that Republican Mark Walker of Greensboro once represented NC’s sixth congressional district. He left Congress thanks to redistricting.
Continue reading2024 GOP nominee for North Carolina’s 1st congressional district Laurie Buckhout told radio host Henry Hinton Wednesday morning that she’s going to jump into the 2026 GOP fray for the
Continue readingYes, you read that right. A GOP state senate primary that holds the key to how things get done in our state capital is not looking good for the political
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