I’m seriously beginning to believe that it’s not the people or party in control of government. It’s the size of government and the character of those we trust to administer
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There hasn’t been much in the way of public polling for this race. Incumbent Chuck Edwards (R) is a former state senator whose ticket to DC was punched via a
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We passed on to you earlier the information about state Rep. Brenden Jones and some controversy surrounding the acquisition of a new warehouse for the state’s Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC)
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If you think the outlook for November’s vote is depressing, get a load of where this Greater Carolina fiasco is heading: A newly public search warrant identifies two more lawmakers
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Raleigh’s John Locke foundation has released a very interesting study illustrating: (1) how electricity costs are having an extraordinary impact on our current affordability crisis and (2) how pricing is
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It’s campaign time. Folks are throwing around the word *conservative* like candy at a parade. But we’re actually seeing very little conservatism from GOP-controlled legislative branches in Raleigh and DC.
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Phil Berger assured President Trump he had fixed the district so it was a Republican’s to take. The new district went for Trump by 11 points in 2024. *Oh, if
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Everyone knows prices are too high. Gas. Food. Basically everything. The consulting class has warned all their political clientele to focus on affordability. Make stuff cost less. Unfortunately, the
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And the beat goes on …. It’s nearly a year since Michael Whatley jumped into the 2026 US Senate race. And we’ve had a year – with the exception of
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Considering how nasty Phil Berger‘s team got with Rockingham County sheriff Sam Page during this year’s GOP primary for state senate, a suit from Page was expected. But there aren’t
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