The SCC Files: The roar of the leftist faculty
The comrades over on the Airport Road campus are quite flabbergasted and lost now that their Dear Leader, John Dempsey, has departed for the greener pastures of the Worker’s Paradise.
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NC Election Integrity Team names names, points fingers on open primary power play
The sneakiness used to codify open primaries for the political parties has riled quite a few folks outside the Raleigh beltline. There are good points on both sides of the
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Mark & Yolanda stiffed their landlord. Robinson campaign response: ‘Not our problem.’
We sure are being asked to excuse and forgive an awful lot from our current lieutenant governor and his wife. Bankruptcies. Criminal charges. False Information. Sketchy business practices. Back-stabbing. On-going
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Veto-Proof Majority shoving open primary elections down our throats
While all the hubbub was going on about veto overrides and tomato sandwiches, a House committee on elections was quietly working this week on changes to election laws. Here’s an
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Folwell sounds alarm on medical debt, heavy-handed collection tactics
State treasurer Dale Folwell appeared with some Duke University scholars today in support of their research and Senate Bill 321, the Medical Debt De-Weaponization Act, which currently sits before the
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Overridden: ‘Tough Love’ gets the job done
Wow. Governor Doofus hasn’t been man-handled this roughly since ‘Joey Bats’ last visited his crib over on Blount Street. Raleigh insiders tell me the real story from today’s veto override
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Activists’ legal complaint against NCGOPe starting to get interesting
We’re starting to see some activity on the legal complaint filed in mid-July by three NCGOP activists about the state party’s June convention. Phil Strach, John Branch, and Jordan Koonts
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SEANC split from SEIU now official. (Also, MORE intel on State Health Plan’s split from Blue Cross.)
As GOP leaders in Raleigh are fighting to create a new opportunity in the state for labor unions, The State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC) is kissing a labor
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ANOTHER Cooper-Berger-Moore budget boondoggle STILL lurking out there
The backroom wheeling-and-dealing on the state budget continues, as a lot of state business faces uncertainty and most legislators are left twiddling thumbs. We’ve told you about the disgraceful casino
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Even Berger’s own sheriff opposes Raleigh casino deal, favors a referendum
Sam Page has been a good sheriff for Rockingham County, we’re told. He’s been a good Republican and a good ally to senator Phil Berger. He’s running for lieutenant governor
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