#ncga [Something up in the House today?]
As you know, we — like Paul Tine — are members of the House Republican Caucus (without ever having been elected to the House as Republicans, of course). We got
Continue readingAs you know, we — like Paul Tine — are members of the House Republican Caucus (without ever having been elected to the House as Republicans, of course). We got
Continue readingOh, how things change in a year. In June 2014, senator Jeff Tarte was not interested in delaying the I-77 toll / HOT lane project in northern Mecklenburg County. In
Continue readingI’ve got mail: Subject: Joint Republican Caucus Importance: High To: Joint Republican Caucus Members There will be a Joint Republican Caucus meeting Wednesday, May 27th at 8:30 AM in the General Assembly
Continue readingWhat started out as a runaway by SOMEBODY named Craig Collins and a re-anointing of Carolyn Justice as vice-chairman has evolved into a crowded circus atmosphere featuring vile rumors, physical threats, draft
Continue readingThe McClatchy holding in our state capital is apparently taking the MSNBC route. Abysmal ratings / viewership / circulation / ad rates. Going full-throttle to the left — aiming for
Continue readingProviding for veterans’ health care is the least we can do for the multitudes who have served and sacrificed in uniform for this country. It’s incredibly unfortunate that we are
Continue readingThe Burlington Police Department is hosting a Spanish-language “Community-based Strategic Planning” session. So, if you no habla espanol, you will be out of luck trying to understand what’s happening at
Continue readingWe reported a while back about some, um, “creative” maneuvering by the Madison County board of commissioners. (Robert’s Rules of Order? We don’t need no stinkin’ Robert’s Rules of Order!)
Continue readingAn awful lot of the Republican Party’s electoral gains statewide and nationally over the last 35 years can be attributed to the party’s championing of the idea of allowing people
Continue readingGov. Pat McCrory has announced a deal to sell the former Dorothea Dix hospital property to the City of Raleigh. The $52 million deal — if finalized — would transform
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