Robin Hayes, RNC errand boy, live and in living color
Some regular readers of this blog have shared a great video with me from the recently-completed national Republican Convention in Tampa. There was some controversy that arose
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Another member of the Richard Morgan clique abandons ship
Now that their fearless leader has been reduced to political impotence and irrelevance, the group of General Assembly Republicans who sided with Richard Morgan to form an alliance with Jim
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Bev’s DOT chief: It’s HARD to live on a six-figure government salary
Gene Conti, secretary of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, says you need to be paid a whole lot more than the current $121,807 a year
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Ethics & the race for NC GOV: What about Walter Dalton’s lobbyist daughter?
The stenography pool in The N&O newsroom trumpeted recently an announcement of an ethics reform package by Democrat gubernatorial candidate Walter Dalton. Apparently, Dalton wants
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NC Campaign 2012: A Tale of TWO videos
Like many conservatives, I’ve been disappointed with A LOT of the cards we’ve been dealt this election season. Many of my Tea Party friends are trying HARD to rationalize
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Moore County commissioners kissing closed sessions goodbye?
It appears that Moore County government may be on the way to setting a new standard for transparent governing. The recent kerfluffle over closed sessions and
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So, NOW she’s a “Tea Party person”
Congresswoman Renee Ellmers is having quite a rocky relationship with folks in her new majority Republican district. A recent survey by Public Policy Polling found that she
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North Carolina campaign 2012: Endorsement game gets a little quirky
The State Employees Association is sitting out the governor’s race — as is the North Carolina Chamber. NFIB has already gone with McCrory. What’s up with
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TWO MILLION Ponzi scheme victims want to know: Where was Elaine?
Media reports indicate that a Lexington, NC -based corporation may have defrauded as many as TWO MILLION PEOPLE with an alleged Ponzi scheme. The NC Secretary of State’s office regulates
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GOP establishment vs. Tea Party: Smokescreen in Tampa?
Tea Partiers and other grassroots activists are cautioning that we should not buy into the report of a deal reportedly dousing a smouldering fight over GOP national
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