Speaker Timmy clearly is looking for a legacy that does not include the terms “group sex” or “Biscuitville.” He and his partner-in-crime, Uncle Phil, are super-eager to bless our beautiful
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One thing you can say about Dan Bishop is he likes to stay on the move. He spent four years as a Mecklenburg County commissioner. Two years as a state
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According to an official UNC-CH alumni publication, THAT’S exactly what happened: […] In a separate issue, BOT Vice Chair John Preyer ’91 questioned Carolina’s effort to defend itself against the
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Ethics are becoming a big issue to use against Mark Robinson in the race for North Carolina governor. Here’s one more story to keep that fire burning: As the battle
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Just when you thought things couldn’t get any more acrimonious under the Pizzella-Strickland-Sanborn cabal, along comes the North Carolina Court of Appeals. The Village’s ruling cabal was all giggly with
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State treasurer Dale Folwell – who also oversees the health plan for state employees – had some good news for plan consumers this week: State Treasurer Dale R. Folwell, CPA,
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If you’re enjoying the current economic climate, THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER says our very own Thom Tillis is one of the people you need to THANK for it: As President Joe
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Hark! Is that rough stuff I hear breaking out in the GOP primary for governor? (You know, the contest the GOPe and the useless, lazy drive-by media tell us is
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Some prominent NC Democrats have suspected Tricia Cotham’s switch from D to R was part of some ‘false-flag’ operation orchestrated by the Republicans. If The NY Times’ reporting is to
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Thanks to the US Supreme Court, some sanity may be injected into the operations at the state’s flagship university: Following the Supreme Court’s ruling that gutted affirmative action, effectively ending
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