#ncga: It’s GOOD to be the Ki — um, $peaker.
As a NC House GOPer, how on Earth do you have the nerve to lambaste the bad ol’ Jim Black days when you have David Lewis and Tim Moore out
Continue reading#ncga: Moore GOP official resigns in protest over Tom McInnis
The aftershocks from the nasty May state senate district 25 GOP primary are still being felt here in the North Carolina Sandhills. A well-connected county GOP source supplied us with
Continue reading#ncga: A lawyer problem
I must confess. I have little to no use for most lawyers. It’s an occupation where one is paid big bucks to lie, obfuscate, tap dance around and stomp all
Continue readingSalisbury heads back to the trough.
It must be nice. Blow through all of your money. Make really bad decisions. And you can simply run to your neighbors for MORE MONEY. It happens every month at the
Continue reading#ncpol: Et Tu, Rich?
It’s the Ides of March in late September. Remember how upset some folks at NCGOP HQ got when some party activists criticized GOP candidates during the general election? We
Continue reading#ncga: House Republican ObamaCare Caucus DOUBLES in size.
Rep. David Lewis (R-Harnett) now has some company: […] State Rep. Nelson Dollar, a powerful Republican budget writer and redistricting chairman who has been an architect of some of the
Continue reading#ncga: More evidence of special treatment for Steinburg in Currituck deal?
If you’ve been following this site, you know that state Rep. Bob Steinburg, who represents Currituck County in the NC House and is running to represent them in the Senate,
Continue readingGeorge Soros stooge seeks seat on NC Supreme Court
One only has to look back at the blitz of lawsuits since 2010 to see the power of the judiciary to wipe out conservative and Republican gains at the ballot
Continue reading#ncpol: Meeting & Greeting SOMEBODY ELSE’S voters
This is Congressman Mark Meadows’s Democrat opponent in November. Could someone please provide him with a map? This guy is running in the 11th congressional district. The Sheraton Chapel
Continue readingFlorence a catalyst for bolstering the welfare state?
That appears to be the thesis for a pastor (and fellow Lumberton native) writing for a site called “Progressive Southern Theologians.” I don’t know the writer, Rev. McLeod, but I
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