NCGOP: Davidson County, too?
We’ve posted about the involvement of an NCGOP staffer in a Republican state House member’s reelection campaign in Pitt County. That incumbent is involved in a primary this year. There
Continue readingNCGOP staffer at center of state elections complaint
We reported previously on a state elections complaint filed against North Carolina state Rep. Brian Brown (R). Brown, a House freshman, is locked in a primary contest with Ashley Bleau.
Continue readingNC-09: bowel movements, Bob Pittenger and surrender
Robert Pittenger has been clinging tightly to John Boehner throughout his first term in office. He’s been there for “Cryin”’ John at the drop of a hat. Ol’ Bob has
Continue readingNC-02: The Frank & Binky Show (Where’s Renee?)
WRAL’s “On The Record” television program tried to provide a well-balanced look at the upcoming 2nd district primary. Jim Goodmon, Inc. had David Crabtree, Laura Leslie and Binky decked out
Continue reading#NCSEN: Told Ya So.
We reported a little while back on the possibility that Charlotte pastor Mark Harris was at risk for being cut out of the televised debates for the 2014 GOP US
Continue readingThe Paradox of Subsidies: Stuff gets more expensive as BIG GOVT deepens its involvement
Statists like to tell us bureaucracy and government subsidies make life easier and lower the cost of stuff. Health care costs getting under your skin? Obama will get the rest
Continue readingNew weekly tracking polling info: GOP race for #NCSEN is really Brannon v. Tillis
It’s no secret that the US Senate race in North Carolina is attracting a lot of national attention. I’ve posted before about the contacts I have within an organization closely
Continue readingEviscerating the “most-electable” spin
All of the pundits are declaring Thom Tillis the hands-down winner of the GOP primary for US Senate — a whole month before the first votes get cast. Gov. Pat
Continue readingThrowing stones in glass houses at UNC
A group of retired UNC faculty members has gone public to criticize their former colleagues for not getting in the face of the administration for allowing UNC athletes to be
Continue readingUnfunded liabilities and North Carolina’s public debt shell game
Some observers though the GOP establishment in Raleigh might have bought off The John Locke Foundation when Gov. McCrory named Art Pope as his budget director. But, apparently, nobody told
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