Dark Money PAC coming after Dale Folwell
This is the sad part about politics. You get into government, make an honest attempt at doing some good to benefit the taxpayers, and a bunch of anonymous leeches
Continue readingThis is the sad part about politics. You get into government, make an honest attempt at doing some good to benefit the taxpayers, and a bunch of anonymous leeches
Continue readingTHAT is the word on the street. Garland Tucker III is the retired CEO of Raleigh’s Triangle Capital Corporation. He’s a Harvard Business School grad and a
Continue readingBelieve it or not, the NCGOP actually has a communications staffer. The 2018 campaign had many of us believing state party HQ was trying to keep info about their
Continue readingI’ve seen some despicable, low-down things in my time around politics. But spreading false rumors about the death of someone struggling with a serious illness ranks right down there
Continue readingWe told you about Governor Cooper shooting down the previous NCGOP recommendations of Buck Newton and Francis DeLuca as potential members of the new state board of elections. Well,
Continue readingGovernor Roy Cooper has advised Dallas and his Grandpa over on Hillsborough Street to submit two new names ASAP for consideration for the NCGOP’s two seats on the new five-member
Continue readingIt’s news like this that makes those electoral losses by Pat McCrory, Robert Edmunds and Barbara Jackson especially painful: North Carolina Chief Justice Mark Martin said Friday he’s leaving the
Continue readingWe told you about what we saw the other night during the National Anthem before the Sandhills Community College-Central Carolina Community College basketball game. The Central Carolina players and their
Continue readingTalk about right place, right time. I was in attendance at the Sandhills Community College — Central Carolina Community College basketball game Wednesday night. As with most sporting events, the
Continue readingIt’s good to be a Friend of Timmy. You can lose your election and still end up having the taxpayers pay you a salary bigger than the governor or lieutenant
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