On February 28, 2022, Michael Whatley was named general counsel of the Republican National Committee. (I guess it didn’t matter that he wasn’t licensed to practice law at the time.)
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I am not a big fan of candidate debates in major statewide or national races. The rules for such events tend to be so watered-down that we, the viewers and
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The Washington Examiner is a respectable alternative inside-the-beltway to the ghastly Washington Post. It gives limited-government folks a healthier option for news about the goings-on in our nation’s capital. The
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I’ve watched a lot of elections over the last four decades. I’ve seen what has worked, and what hasn’t. What I’m seeing this year looks a lot like what hasn’t
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The average income for households in North Carolina is $101,208. The median income for households in North Carolina is $72,388. The average individual salary for workers in North Carolina is
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High Point University is the latest pollster to opine on the 2026 US Senate race in North Carolina. Here’s what they found: It’s interesting – to say the least –
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Most of us don’t take our responsibilities as voters as seriously as we should. In election years, we focus on whatever Bret Baier tells us is important while ignoring so
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You spend more money and the race gets even more out-of-hand. I am hearing from so many people who wish we could turn back time and hold an actual primary
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Now, THIS is what I voted for. Republicans in the state senate recently stood up to a Democrat governor they believed had gone too far. Jeff Smythe, former Burlington police
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In North Carolina, we currently have two vacancies in the federal judiciary. They had been held by conservatives appointed during the Jesse Helms – Ronald Reagan era. Most of you
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