Georgia AND Texas are doing it. WHY can’t WE ???
We already told you about Georgia suspending the state fuel tax in order to provide some relief to drivers and businesses. Check out what Texas is now up to:
Continue readingWe already told you about Georgia suspending the state fuel tax in order to provide some relief to drivers and businesses. Check out what Texas is now up to:
Continue readingMark Robinson lost the 2024 gubernatorial race by 14.6 percentage points. Harper Polling just released a poll on the 2026 US Senate race — paid for by the chronic NCGOP
Continue readingYes, folks. Miss Sophie Cunningham (pictured) is pointing at all of you who told us *unwashed conservatives* to not waste our time on a primary. *Michael Whatley is the only
Continue readingThanks to sheriff Sam Page, the state senate’s 800-lbs. gorilla is heading back home at the end of the year. If the GOP holds onto its senate majority status, there
Continue readingWith three months to go before the big November election, there is little harmony to be found in one of the most loyal GOP-voting counties in North Carolina. Something called
Continue readingFolks who are really smart when it comes to economics are starting to notice something amid this affordability crisis: […] We all know that the cost of living has been
Continue readingWe told you earlier about how DOGE has been reduced to something being run out of the Office of Management and Budget. Now we hear Ed Martin has been bounced
Continue readingThat’s right, folks. District Court Judge Beth Tanner and Clerk of Court Todd Maness have been clashing for about three years. We detailed the early, um, *highlights* of the dispute
Continue readingYou have to wonder what’s going on within the bright-red Village of Pinehurst in bright-red Moore County. HOA president Kevin Fitzpatrick – a newcomer to the village – is apparently
Continue readingWe already showed you the receipts on Fox News’ duplicity in covering North Carolina’s 2026 US Senate race. Now here we come with two more similar examples from the state’s
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