An endorsement for Dhillon in RNC race
Granville County is leading the pack AGAIN. They were out front in denouncing Thom Tillis over his fling with gay marriage. (Unfortunately, they got fooled by his trickery on the
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The Mushroom Treatment: Big stories being ignored by NC drive-bys
It’s arguable that IGNORING important events is just as bad as LYING about them. In-state and national drive-bys have achieved excellence in lying about stuff. But they are staying oh-so-silent
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A GOP three-way for US House speaker?
It appears we’re getting some end-of-year drama from the slim incoming GOP majority in the US House. Noise is being made about Louisiana’s Steve Scalise, California’s Kevin McCarthy, and Arizona’s Andy
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Lawsuit alleges teacher fired for being anti-CRT. (WHERE are the GOP, NCGOP?)
To recap: We’ve had 12 years of GOP control of The General Assembly. That period included four years where the GOP had the governor’s office AND the legislature. We’ve
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ANOTHER Tillis flim-flam scam
Thom Tillis’s office wants all of you to know that he voted NO on the Omnibus spending bill. Though, something happened a little earlier in the day that he and
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From DPI to Team Budd
He’s back. When we last saw Catherine Truitt’s predecessor at NC DPI, Mark Johnson, he was quitting his post to make a quixotic run for lieutenant governor. (Johnson finished third
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Bishop steps out as leading critic of Omnibu$$$ spending bill
For far too long, our congress-critters from NC have sat quietly and gone along with US House leadership on many a hare-brained scheme. We had Mark Meadows, for a short
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Rep. Hardister v. Rep. Moss in GOP’s 2024 Labor Commissioner tussle?
That’s what appears to be in the offing. It would be like a political version of midget wrestling. Things have been moving fast on the Labor Commissioner front. Incumbent Josh
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Visions of DC dancing in his surrender-monkey head
It’s apparently official. The NCGOP’s chairman, Michael Whatley is one of THREE candidates for vice-chairman of The Republican National Committee. *Incredible.* Establishment politics — both parties — is notorious for
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Whatley: ‘We ain’t a Republican state. Deal with it.’
Those are the words delivered by NCGOP chairman Michael Whatley to a sparsely-attended state executive committee meeting in Charlotte over the weekend. The semi-annual meeting was so poorly-attended it could
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