Thom Tillis? DONE. Skip Stam? DONE. (Any questions?)
I button-holed a Republican legislator recently to try and get some of the inside skinny on the happenings on Jones Street. This House member told
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N&O newsroom grabs buckets to bail out rapidly-sinking S.S. Walter Dalton
Incredible. After reading today’s editorial in The N&O, I predict a massive outbreak of ANAL POISONING in “The Ol’ Reliable’s” newsroom / steno
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Media: Lehrer made Obama lose debate
Usually, everything is BUSH’S FAULT. We’ve been treated to years and years and years of fawning stories about PBS’s Jim Lehrer and what a great moderator he is. Now
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Let’s Make A Deal: Pinehurst resort, Moore County seek land swap
The Moore County commissioners will have a public hearing this month to discuss a possible deal with the Pinehurst Resort in advance of the 2014 U.S
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Does Obamacare cover butt-kickings?
Last night, Mitt Romney showed John McCain how it SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE in 2008. The Mittster called Barry’s bluff on a number of occasions — correcting his misstatements and
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Down with The Struggle: Walter Dalton, soul brother #1
There’s nothing like the whitest white man on the planet Earth complaining that someone else doesn’t get “the black experience.” But that’s what we
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Renee Ellmers and those “spending cuts”
Carolina Journal recently put together a profile of the race for North Carolina’s Second Congressional District. The profile mentioned that there has been some recent
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“Endangered” NC Democrats running to right of challengers in US House races?
Quick. In North Carolina’s Seventh Congressional District, can you guess which candidate won the endorsements of conservative establishment groups like the National Rifle Association, Concerned Women for America, The National
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Public education’s solution for boosting graduation rate: Lower the standards
The edu-crats at Moore County Public Schools have outdone themselves again — putting forth a rather questionable bit of innovation: Struggling students may soon have another
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North Carolina Campaign 2012: Staying after class with Mr. Tedesco
John Tedesco looks tired. And he SHOULD. He’s running an extremely low-budget campaign for state superintendent of public instruction. He has no entourage of aides. Some candidates have
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