#ncpol: How to “Send A Message.”
I understand some folks are pretty upset out there at Raleigh and DC. I hear some people throwing up their hands and saying they’re done and not participating anymore. That’s
Continue readingConnectNC: pro-bond campaign a feast for consultants
Some of the parasites who regularly feast on our political and governmental process are “chowing down” on the PR campaign for the multi-billion dollar bond issue on the March ballot.
Continue readingNo Tax $$$ to promote ConnectNC? (I don’t think so.)
Proponents of the ConnectNC bond issue are hitting us with a BUNCH of lies. No tax increase. No tax money being used to promote it. We’ve already trashed the first
Continue readingShowdown at the NCGOP corral
The locked email saga continues. State GOP chairman Hasan Harnett has fired the latest shot in an email to executive director Dallas Woodhouse, accountant Greg Fornshell, and to hundreds of
Continue readingMichele Nix locked out TOO?
Apparently, so: We told you about chairman Harnett being locked out of his party email account last night. Now, it appears the vice-chairman has gotten the same treatment. Looks like
Continue readingWho’s funding the ConnectNC propaganda blitz? Oh, the folks who stand to get PAID.
Nicole Revels and the folks at NC Against The Bond are doing yeoman’s work in exposing this sham — this cronyism — for what it is. (Here are the reports.)
Continue reading#ncpol: Hasan Harnett, locked out.
I swear, folks. You can’t make this stuff up. (Well, maybe you CAN. But I don’t.) : In all serious — is this the African-American outreach plan in action, or what? Couple
Continue readingNCGOP “leaders” “worried” about Trump. McClatchy is, um, “concerned.”
The Charlotte Observer breathlessly reported that North Carolina Republican “leaders” are worried to death about Donald Trump and his potential effects on the state’s GOP ticket. Who are these “leaders”
Continue readingMoore schools official’s trial put off until August
We’re still waiting for our local Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper to even acknowledge this episode. Edward Pruden was hired by Moore County schools in August 2015 to replace the controversial
Continue reading#ncpol: A Failure in Leadership
We count on our state government to do the due diligence needed to run our state effectively and efficiently. We don’t have time. We’ve all got to work to pay
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