Dallas Duties Dissolved? (*Deleterious, despicable, debauchery?*)
They create a job just for you. And then they kill it while you’re filling it. Some guys just can’t catch a break. Dallas Woodhouse has – unintentionally, we’re
Continue readingThey create a job just for you. And then they kill it while you’re filling it. Some guys just can’t catch a break. Dallas Woodhouse has – unintentionally, we’re
Continue readingI’m seriously beginning to believe that it’s not the people or party in control of government. It’s the size of government and the character of those we trust to administer
Continue readingThere hasn’t been much in the way of public polling for this race. Incumbent Chuck Edwards (R) is a former state senator whose ticket to DC was punched via a
Continue readingWe passed on to you earlier the information about state Rep. Brenden Jones and some controversy surrounding the acquisition of a new warehouse for the state’s Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC)
Continue readingIf you think the outlook for November’s vote is depressing, get a load of where this Greater Carolina fiasco is heading: A newly public search warrant identifies two more lawmakers
Continue readingRaleigh’s John Locke foundation has released a very interesting study illustrating: (1) how electricity costs are having an extraordinary impact on our current affordability crisis and (2) how pricing is
Continue readingIt’s campaign time. Folks are throwing around the word *conservative* like candy at a parade. But we’re actually seeing very little conservatism from GOP-controlled legislative branches in Raleigh and DC.
Continue readingPhil Berger assured President Trump he had fixed the district so it was a Republican’s to take. The new district went for Trump by 11 points in 2024. *Oh, if
Continue readingEveryone knows prices are too high. Gas. Food. Basically everything. The consulting class has warned all their political clientele to focus on affordability. Make stuff cost less. Unfortunately, the
Continue readingAnd the beat goes on …. It’s nearly a year since Michael Whatley jumped into the 2026 US Senate race. And we’ve had a year – with the exception of
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