Vultures already circling Richard Burr? (TIMMY for Senate ???)
Things are looking rough for US senator Richard Burr. The FBI is paying a lot of attention to him. (They have his iPhone, as well.). He’s lost his
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Forest sees potential monkey business in state elections board request
Lt. Gov Dan Forest sounded the alarm today. And the way he tells it, things don’t sound good: “Tomorrow, the Democrat-controlled State Board of Elections will ask the Rules
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Even DC can see Jones Street’s leftward drift
We’ve had Republican majorities in the General Assembly since 2010. However, we should keep reminding ourselves that the terms “Republican” and “conservative” are becoming more and
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Lockdown blowback?
The folks on the left side of the aisle love to think they are smarter than us — that they know what’s best for us. Roy Cooper and
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Voting watchdog detects potential monkey-business in on-going pursuit of McCrae Dowless
In the wake of the 2018 race for the 9th congressional district, we were bombarded with drive-by reports and caterwauling from Democrats and GOPe types alike about how
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Burr steps down as Intel committee chairman
This Richard Burr-stock market story has grown some legs and really picked up some traction: U.S. Sen. Richard Burr is stepping down as chairman of the
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OMG: FBI seizes Senator Burr’s cell phone
If there was ANYBODY who could divert the nation’s attention from the coronavirus, it would be our senior US senator: Federal agents seized a cellphone belonging to
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The ‘mismanagement’ governor
Folks (like me) who pay close attention to politics should be noticing a developing pattern that could prove quite useful to North Carolina Republicans in November — IF
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All In The (Burr) Family?
We told you earlier about our senior US senator’s stock market transactions right at the start of this whole coronavirus brouhaha. Folks from both sides of the aisle
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Elected statewide leaders criticize Cooper’s handling of COVID-19 lockdown
The Council of State is composed of the ten popularly elected executive branch leaders in North Carolina state government. The group includes: the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general,
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