Something called the Network for Public Education has issued grades for each of the 50 states evaluating their “commitment” to public education. On their web site, I notice that The
Continue readingPatrick Sebastian is blessed with some great DNA. It’s helped him advance his career in politics like you wouldn’t believe. As the governor’s nephew (hence the nickname Lil’ Guv), he’s
Continue readingThat’s what our primaries — congressional ones, at least — appear to be for now. Way back in 1990, DC said we HAD to come up with districts to ensure
Continue readingSome of you may have heard about this Jones+Blount web site. It’s backed financially by some big Pat McCrory donors and staffed by some former McCrory aides. It’s literally
Continue readingRepublican gubernatorial candidate — and former legislator — Robert Brawley says that the uproar over tolls on I-77 in Mecklenburg is not simply a local issue: […] Brawley says he
Continue readingYou’re probably getting hit with all kinds of mailers trumpeting congresswoman Renee Ellmers’s “conservative” record. Ads will likely soon hit the radio and TV airwaves amplifying those claims. Question: If Renee Ellmers
Continue readingThe Haymaker is EVERYWHERE, folks. I mean: EVERYWHERE. I was contacted yesterday by a very plugged-in source from our nation’s capital. This source was expressing some interest in our
Continue readingMcClatchy’s Insider has some reporting today that may be of special interest to some of our readers here in Moore County: […] DMV Employee The Division of Motor Vehicles still
Continue readingThat tubby little parasite Jason Saine is getting in on the ol’ bet-a-pol-from-the-other-state meme that has been beat to death for DECADES around Super Bowl time: From: Rep. Jason Saine Sent: Wednesday,
Continue readingYep. That is what the Cary Republican and House Appropriations Committee chairman’s campaign report (pg. 6) says: Interesting. Filing for the primary was slated to begin in early December. Why
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