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It’s time to vote on our US House representation this coming Tuesday. There are a lot of big decisions to be made. And we’re here for you. Ready to help.
Continue readingIt’s time to vote on our US House representation this coming Tuesday. There are a lot of big decisions to be made. And we’re here for you. Ready to help.
Continue readingThe honorables in Jones Street’s upper chamber have passed a bill allowing for background checks on prospective public school teachers. The Asheville drivebys are apparently taking credit for it. Some
Continue readingThose of us out here in the real world who believe something as radical as “Those born male ARE male, and those born female ARE female” are regularly savaged as
Continue readingApparently, so. It’s really amazing. The same crowd that cheers Bernie Sanders, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton for railing against the high cost of college and wanting to either (a)
Continue readingWell, the honorables on Jones Street have killed A LOT of trees to try and explain their spending plan for 2016-2017. Republicans will tout it as fiscal responsibility, while Democrats
Continue readingIt’s been interesting listening to lefties attack HB2 with analogies to and quotes from MLK Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. It’s a great way to shut
Continue readingWow. An endorsement from The Independent Weekly in a GOP primary. *What more could a Republican candidate ask for?*: U.S. Representative Renee Ellmers is, by no stretch of the imagination,
Continue readingEvery so often, we get a poll dropped on us about an upcoming election. I am talking to more and more political pros who suggest polling is getting more and
Continue readingHis voting record has been a substantial improvement over that of his predecessor Howard Coble. But Mark Walker has picked up some during his first term for, among other things, flip-flopping
Continue readingRegardless of whomever wins The White House, Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell want to assure us that they will protect our interests over the next four to eight years: Senate Majority Leader
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