NC GOV 2012 debates: WHY NOT include Barbara Howe?
Word has come out that the the Democrat and Republican candidates for North Carolina governor have agreed to two televised debates in October. The events — to be held
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Tag: campaign 2012
NC Campaign 2012: Don’t cry for the edu-crats
During the debate over the 2011 state budget, we heard a lot of screaming, crying, moaning and complaining from Democrats and their NCAE allies about alleged draconian budget cuts. The
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NC Campaign 2012: things getting a little testy in the insurance commissioner race
I never imagined that we’d be dealing with mud-slinging and controversy in the race for NC Insurance Commissioner. Right out of the general election starting gate, incumbent Democrat Wayne Goodwin
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Moore County: Unaffiliated voter registrations pulling even with Democrats
Carolina Transparency’s web site does a great job of tracking voter registration trends in North Carolina. You can use the site to track trends by county based on
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You want ’em. We got ’em. POLLS !!!!!!!!!!
Public Policy Polling has put out their latest numbers on the statewide races in North Carolina. In the governor’s race, their numbers are tracking pretty close to what Rasmussen Reports
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Moore County-Robbins water deal looking more and more like a long-shot
My #1 mole in the Moore county bureaucracy tipped me off that commissioners Craig Kennedy and Nick Picerno recently connected with state Senator Jerry Tillman in Raleigh for a fact-finding
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Poll numbers for NC GOV: McCrory continues slide, Dalton climbs
Things are really tightening up in the race for North Carolina governor. Pat McCrory, the former mayor of Charlotte and a renowned moderate, is the GOP standard bearer against
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Media: Racist? Then you MUST be ‘right-wing.’
Don’t get me wrong. The murderous rampage in Wisconsin was absolutely disgusting and evil and depraved. Thank goodness the scum culprit was killed so we don’t have to spend
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Obama’s (and the Democrats’) problem personified
We’re getting hit by polls in the mainstream media suggesting that Obama is leading Romney, or that the race is too-close-to-call. I had an eye-opening chat
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Tennessee Democrats get a surprise in their US Senate primary
A man espousing conservative and libertarian views convincingly wins Tennessee’s Democrat US Senate primary, and state Democrats are ready to go to court to invalidate the voters’ choice. The reason?
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