That’s the very question being asked by George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley. Turley is a renowned liberal who occasionally makes some sensible points on things of a
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White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is doing yeoman’s work to line up support for Wednesday’s showdown on Capitol Hill: […] On Saturday, several GOP senators
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Life must be pretty good when you share the same name with arguably the most powerful politician in the state. Phil Berger, Jr. has been moving right up the
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That’s right. We have a total of 15 representatives in Congress — 13 House members and two senators. On January 6, there is a plan to contest the
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The last we heard from the 2nd district Republican, he was announcing his retirement from Congress. His open seat ended up flipping over to the Democrats in 2020. Then, in
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January 6, 2021 is expected to be a big day in our nation’s capital. The Congress will gather to attempt to ratify the results of the Electoral College vote.
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It’s a pretty interesting story posted by one of Rush Limbaugh’s favorite, oft-quoted writers: As one of ten children growing up in extreme poverty in Greensboro, NC,
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THAT is what is being talked about in at least one credible national news source: […] So Robinson ran for lieutenant governor, and became the first black
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Where in the hell is our Republican state legislature? We’ve spent the last two years being governed by Roy Cooper’s executive orders. From what we’re currently hearing,
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As I’ve said before, The Haymaker is EVERYWHERE. It is read from Blount Street to Jones Street in Raleigh. It’s read at 1600 Penn as well as the
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