What had appeared to be a cakewalk reelection for incumbent NC Republican Party chairman Michael Whatley is now looking like a prime-time Grade-A slugfest. Raleigh’s John Kane – scion of
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Oh, the ‘hits’ just keep on coming: Ten days before Signature Bank collapsed, the House Republican overseeing an inquiry into the bank’s failure was inside its boardroom on New York’s
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We already told you about an inquiry by lieutenant governor candidate Allen Mashburn into DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) propaganda at statewide training sessions for 4-H counselors. The Montgomery County
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Insurance commissioner Mike Causey appears to be competing with treasurer Dale Folwell for the honor of being the biggest grassroots maverick in state government. You may recall that Causey blew
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People have been asking for my take on the “big” Pinehurst story in Sunday’s edition of our local paper. The mayor of Pinehurst and his city manager apparently ran to
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Local politics can quite often get nasty and personal. But it’s rare when Raleigh has to step in and referee multiple issues under dispute in a local organization. The Cabarrus County
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A number of years back we had an LA to a Democrat senator get busted on social media for attacking General Assembly Republicans. If I recall correctly, she ended up
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DC can change a person. I can remember — back in the day — when movement conservatives mocked people who came to DC as conservatives but transformed into establishment-types as
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It seems like ages since conservative lions Jesse Helms and Lauch Faircloth rode off into the sunset. Conservatives were spoiled for a while with Mark Meadows in the US House.
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Apparently, so. That is what state Rep. Mitch Setzer’s recently filed bill would apparently accomplish. We’ve told you about this multi-state boondoggle to put our private information into the hands
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