We’ve all seen those ads from Carolina Rising touting the “success” of Gov. Pat McCrory and Speaker Thom Tillis (curiously, no mention of Senate president pro tem Phil Berger or
Continue readingLate last week, WRAL wonderboy — and Miss Leslie’s coffee fetcher — Mark “Binky” Binker got rather apoplectic over a mailer sent out by the state Senate Republican political group:
Continue readingOver at the conservative web site Ace of Spades HQ, we’ve got some more eye-opening analysis on the Senate race: […] Senator Hagan’s thin lead suggests a close race, much
Continue readingThat’s the take from analyst Dan McLaughlin– who finds Tillis sitting with 47% of the two-party vote, and needing 61.9% of the total 15.2% undecided vote in the race to earn
Continue readingOkay. It’s become pretty clear that Kay Hagan’s upper middle-class family has benefited greatly from our bloated state and federal governments. See brother in law David’s real estate commissions from
Continue readingAnd the beat goes on. The Five Thirty-Eight blog, maintained by election projection whiz Nate Silver, is seeing things coming up roses for ol’ Kay: When FiveThirtyEight launched its Senate
Continue readingHere are the cross-tabs. The data does show a 41-40 Hagan lead. But if you factor in those leaning Tillis (1%) and those leaning Hagan (5%), you actually have
Continue readingA drive-by has apparently posted the findings of the latest Civitas survey on the 2014 US Senate race in North Carolina: I agree with the last Tweeter above. Fifteen percent
Continue readingIt’s pretty obvious a lot of people are fed up with lying politicians and staying away from the polls. THAT actually helps us end up with the motley crew of
Continue readingWe heard this term bantered about when former state Rep. Richard Morgan and a handful of friends cut a deal with Jim Black and the Democrats to snatch a state
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