#NCSEN: Not behaving like a runaway winner
The chattering classes in Raleigh and DC are already talking up a general election race between Thom Tillis and Kay Hagan. Never mind that all signs point to a GOP
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#NCSEN: Rob’s (myopic) World
National political pundit Taegan Goddard devoted some column inches recently to “the dean of North Carolina politics” Rob Christensen. Being called “the dean” isn’t necessarily suggesting excellence in your
Continue reading#NCSEN: The two faces of Thom
Hollywood gave us “The Three Faces of Eve.” This year, the GOP establishment is trying to force-feed us a real stinker called “The Two Faces of Thom.” Americans have a real
Continue reading#NCSEN: Tillis to be endorsed today by #1 cheerleaders for amnesty, Common Core
When you think of “chamber of commerce,” Bob the insurance guy who lives down the street from you probably comes to mind. The US Chamber of Commerce is a whole
Continue readingNC-02: Ellmers says immigration reform NOTon top of voters’ lists. (So why push it so hard?)
She’s been all over the country and all over the media talking up the subject. “Comprehensive immigration reform.” “A pathway to citizenship.” Some may see those terms as code
Continue reading#NCSEN: The Preacher Strikes Back
It appears that Charlotte pastor and US Senate candidate Mark Harris has learned what a lot of us have known for YEARS: Thom Tillis is a political weathervane
Continue readingNC-05: Doyle vs. Foxx, and ‘brain-washing’
Virginia Foxx was a conservative force in the NC General Assembly. She was elected to the US House to replace Richard Burr — who graduated to the US Senate. Many
Continue readingTea Party stirring things up in Cabarrus County
This county — just outside Charlotte — made news recently when its local GOP organization denounced two Republican candidates running in the May primaries as not being ”true Republicans.”
Continue readingNC-02: In home stretch, Roche making big gains on the ground
The GOP primary in the 2nd congressional district is really looking interesting. Low-budget, upstart primary challenger Frank Roche has been racking up some serious straw poll wins within the district
Continue readingNow, about those judges ….
We’ve got some big races coming up for the state Supreme Court. Lefties, locked out of the legislature and the governor’s office, see the court races as their best hope
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