We’ve heard about the upper chamber on Jones Street. Let’s throw the House into the mix. The ACU’s overall average for the state House was 62 percent. Republicans rated, on
Continue readingRetiring senator Buck Newton is hoping to add a new title to his résumè: Attorney General of North Carolina. He has a couple of hurdles to clear in March and in
Continue readingThe two ladies mixing it up to replace the retiring Rick Catlin in this Wilmington area state House seat have certainly made things interesting. New Hanover County school board member
Continue readingWe’ve written before about a politically-connected, well-moneyed PAC that has succeeded in orchestrating a leftist takeover of local Lee County political institutions. They knocked off a conservative legislator and took
Continue readingIt’s not unusual to hear politicians bloviate about helping local businesses. That’s why it’s incredibly interesting to see all of these North Carolina politicians shoveling MILLIONS of dollars off to
Continue readingUS senator Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama), one of the few gutsy, real men left in Capitol Hill’s Republican ranks, has laid out a powerful prosecution of the federal government’s negligence in
Continue readingIt’s kind of like watching a friend or favorite relative grow old and feeble. At one time, National Review was my political “bible”, but now it’s something I rarely take
Continue readingFreedomWorks, one of the nation’s leading Tea Party organizations, has formally endorsed congressman Walter Jones for renomination and reelection in North Carolina’s 3rd congressional district. Here’s what they had to say:
Continue readingThe final project list is out. And, as we suspected, the bond issue on the ballot for March 15th is less about road repair and more about passing out pork
Continue readingIt’s campaign time. Republican primary voters are getting bombarded with all kinds of propaganda about how Politician X is a ”conservative warrior” who has voted to repeal ObamaCare, cut taxes,
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