TWO majority leaders? (NC’s “conservative revolution” marches on)
The “honorables” on Jones Street are giving us quite an eye-opening preview of where things might be headed: House Republican leaders are considering creating two
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Attention, Wal-Mart Shoppers: Atlas HAS SHRUGGED!
Ayn Rand and George Orwell are starting to look like real prophets. We’ve got record unemployment, bankruptcies, foreclosures, and business closings. We’ve been humiliated overseas. Our embassies have been overrun
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The ABCs of voting: J is for Judge. D is for DEFEAT.
A friend of mine — a fellow politico — was scratching his head over yesterday’s results for North Carolina Court of Appeals. Two of three Democrat candidates — one
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Monkey business at NCGOP cost Republicans some opportunities in-state
It’s a quite common perception — outside the Raleigh beltline — that the NCGOP establishment is nothing but a tight clique of cronies. It’s not about growing the party. There
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Turnout UP all over the Tar Heel State
Earlier this week, state elections officials were predicting 69 percent voter turnout. Roughly two million of the state’s 6.6 million registered voters took part in early voting. They
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“The Great Unifier” urges supporters to seek REVENGE
Barack Hussein Obama (MMM-MMM-MMM) — who came to power in 2008 promising to lower the sea levels and end racial division — is urging his supporters to seek REVENGE at
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The enigmatic Mr. Royal
The media is dismissing Steve Royal, the GOP nominee for state treasurer, as an also-ran — an after-thought. Royal has raised very little money and has been so
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What to look for on Tuesday
Overall, it’s looking like a pretty depressing election day for the Democrat Party in-state and nationwide. I’ve pinpointed a few things that conservatives need to keep an eye on after
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McCrory coattails ????
I don’t think there is anybody — outside of Walter Dalton’s immediate family — who hasn’t conceded that we will be spending the next four years talking about GOVERNOR McCrory.
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Endorsements 2012: Causey, Forest, (Ed) Goodwin, Tedesco & Royal
The Council of State races tend to get overlooked by the media in favor of the more glamorous presidential and gubernatorial campaigns. It may be hard
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