#ncga: HD-51’s Sauls about as conservative as his Dem predecessor
Meet The New Boss. Same as the old boss. Folks in Lee and Harnett counties who thought they were voting for a change in 2016 DID NOT GET much of
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RINO crackdown on conservatives extends south of the border
Those of you in Haywood County who have been PNGed by the NCGOP — those of you who have been threatened with losing your party position for daring to comment
Continue reading#ncpol: Folwell to UNC Health Care: [REDACTED] you!
One thing we like about treasurer Dale Folwell is that he takes guff from NO ONE. He doesn’t play the Raleigh back-scratch game, and the crowd there hates him for
Continue reading#ncpol: Just gonna leave this RIGHT HERE …
It’s been interesting to see and hear all of the North Carolina Republican big-wigs tearing Judge James Wynn a new one for his ruling against North Carolina’s congressional districts. (Case
Continue readingSilent Sam vandals now seeking to topple Chapel Hill cop
Just as we’ve been warning you, the statue is only the beginning — the tip of the iceberg: A Chapel Hill police officer has been put on paid leave following
Continue reading#ncga: David Lewis, ETHICS LAW chairman ???
I stumbled across this gem today: Ethics Law Chairman? I knew Lewis was the big elections kahuna for the House. But putting him in charge of ANYTHING akin to ETHICS???
Continue reading#ncga: To be continued …
In the wake of the felony indictment of Bob Steinburg’s top legislative AND campaign aide, Steinburg supporters immediately blasted the grand jury’s decision as part of a Dare County-based political
Continue reading#ncpol: Like grandpa, like grandson.
If you’ve ever wondered HOW Dallas Woodhouse comes up with some of the things he says and does, look no further than his grandfather, NCGOP chairman Robin Hayes: The chairman
Continue reading#ncpol: Here we go AGAIN ?
In 2016, state Republicans blew what should have been an easy reelection for Supreme Court justice Robert Edmunds. That loss threw the balance of power on the court to Democrats.
Continue reading2009 v. 2018: Contracts, Secrecy, and Steinburg.
County bureaucrats are exposed as having engaged in a sketchy contractual deal with an outside company. The county commissioners were unaware. Grassroots activists cry foul. Bloggers rage. Sound familiar, Currituck
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