ONE MORE stab in the back from *our man* Thom
I’m waiting for the CDC to put its official stamp on “Battered Constituent Syndrome.” There appear to be a lot of victims of that condition here in The Old
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Category: NCGOP
In wake of financial scandals, NC’s former Second Lady starts an accounting firm.
The ascent of Mark Robinson and Yolanda Hill through North Carolina’s GOP ranks ended almost as rapidly as it began. The descent was most prominently marked with talk of Internet
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Moore County judge slaps back at ACLU demands for local courthouses to obstruct ICE
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is used to getting their way. They stomp around like Godzilla strolling through Tokyo and take pleasure at people fleeing at the mention of
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Sen. Tom Mcinnis moves against local government overreach
This site is in an unfamiliar — and somewhat uncomfortable — position. We find ourselves on the same side of a debate as state senator Tom McInnis and the newsroom
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Mark & Yolanda hit with demand letter seeking repayment of $100,000+ in tax dollars
The Mark Robinson era in North Carolina politics is over, but he and his family continue to leave their mark. The gubernatorial campaign is over. The appeals process appears to
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Berger ally strikes blow against NCGA GOP
“Isn’t it ironic, don’t ya think?” — Alanis Morrisette Readers of this website and voters in Rockingham County may recognize the name of Judge Ed Wilson. Wilson, a
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Thom Tillis is a BIG part of THE PROBLEM. (* Um, SURPRISE ???*)
On this site, we’ve made our lack of enthusiasm for North Carolina’s senior US senator quite clear. We’ve got an extensive archive of his anti-conservative shenanigans leading back to his
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Flowers are blooming. Temperatures rising. Berger Team? (*Back in Court.*)
A lawsuit that had its origins in Rockingham County may now have seismic consequences for state Republican politics. A former Rockingham County commissioner — and critic of casinos and other
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A sensible move on teacher licensing
Over on Jones Street, legislators are reforming teacher licensure so that the process and end-product play a less important role in staffing our schools. Of course, the educrats — the
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Chickens coming home to roost re: betting on college sports
I’m old enough to remember when the gambling industry was kept at arms-length from college sports. It was a noble attempt to try and preserve some integrity for extracurricular activities
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