#ncpol: Pat, we hardly got to know you.
So, our third Republican governor since Reconstruction is going down in history as the first North Carolina governor to be voted out of office. Some people have laughably tried to
Continue readingSo, our third Republican governor since Reconstruction is going down in history as the first North Carolina governor to be voted out of office. Some people have laughably tried to
Continue readingIt hit the papers that Charles Jeter would be quitting the NC House on July 25. Yet, instead of leaving something for his successor, sharing with his soon-to-be-former colleagues, or
Continue readingMany of the folks I’m hearing from say ‘Yes.’ Governor Pat McCrory was one of the few blemishes on what was otherwise a great election for North Carolina Republicans. Some
Continue readingThe N&O’s boy wonder — and special lavatory investigator — opened up his favorite publication and found himself a scoop: The humor publication MAD Magazine has named Gov. Pat McCrory
Continue readingLefties have tried hard to scare the crap out of us about what’s coming from newly-elected president Donald Trump. Granted, Trump talked like he was going to take a sledgehammer
Continue readingApparently, Elaine Marshall’s office thinks I am a presidential elector. (One of the secretary of state’s duties is to oversee our state’s participation in The Electoral College. ) I’m getting
Continue readingHere’s The Winston-Salem Journal: […] According to complete but unofficial results, Cooper won early voting statewide 1.52 million to 1.34 million, while McCrory won Election Day by an 845,579 to
Continue reading“There was a lot of cash attached to this deal. Tillis got the money and went to DC. McCrory stayed in Raleigh and took the blame and the beat-down.” —
Continue readingIf I hadn’t heard about this from so many elected sources, I might have passed this off as pure nonsense. But, hey. A lot of nonsense goes down in Raleigh
Continue readingAnyone wondering what the hell has been going on at The John Locke Foundation, Civitas, The Carol ina Plotthound, and The Pope Center for Higher Ed, needs to look no
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