Oh, Hell. Dallas is BACK.
Well, that didn’t take long, now, did it? The notorious Dallas Woodhouse, he with the indicted grandpa, has been spotted during the last few days within
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#ncsen: When candidates attack! (We got mail.)
Look who we heard from: This article is a complete fabrication paid for by Garland Tucker who has spent millions of dollars and barely polls above 10%. He
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Is US Senate candidate Sandy Smith’s family biz tied to solar farm mess in Currituck?
Even Ray Charles, Ronnie Millsap, and Doc Watson could see that Greenville’s Sandy Smith is merely a stalking horse meant to split the anti-Tillis vote in the GOP primary
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ANOTHER Confederate monument taken down. (*Everybody feeling better?*)
Well, a monument to the Confederate dead of Chatham County has been taken down. It’s yet another front in the leftists’ violence-plagued attack on our history and culture.
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Lt. Dan: It’s FBI Time!
It’s no secret that Lt. Governor Dan Forest is seeking the governor’s office. I had a good discussion last week with someone very close to Forest.
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Gov. Bumpkin says DON’T BE DIVISIVE. (That’s HIS job.)
Rarely has anyone climbed so far so fast, with so little substance to his résumè and no record of significant positive accomplishments, than Roy Cooper. During his sixteen
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#ncga: David Lewis, defendant?
The personal finances of the second most-powerful leader in the North Carolina House have apparently earned some extra scrutiny in the judicial arena: An agricultural supply company
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Meet Mike Hardin, GOP candidate for Moore-Hoke DA
Moore County has had its own judicial district for the longest time. Now, we’re paired with Hoke County to the south of us. Maureen Krueger, Moore County’s incumbent
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Thoughts on the new map
I don’t know how SOME of these new districts will pass muster in court. I’ve had problems with the current districts. What do people in Johnston County have in
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New map: A dilemma for ‘Public Official A’?
One milestone most people in politics TRY to avoid is getting mentioned in indictment documents — federal or otherwise. In his short career in DC, congressman Mark Walker
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