NC-02: A social worker?
I came across this re-tweet from Democrat nominee Clay Aiken: I agree with Clay on #1 and #3, but am stopping WAY short of endorsing #2. Congressman as social
Continue readingI came across this re-tweet from Democrat nominee Clay Aiken: I agree with Clay on #1 and #3, but am stopping WAY short of endorsing #2. Congressman as social
Continue readingKay Hagan and her liberal Democrat pals have been working hard to turn this year’s election campaigns into one big Womyn’s Studies seminar. Republican congresswoman Renee Ellmers apparently thinks THAT
Continue readingRemember the whole debate over letting states impose sales taxes on Internet businesses? Well, it will be back AFTER the November election. Yep. All of those folks fresh off
Continue readingRenee Ellmers has spent nearly four years in Congress. For that entire period, the Dunn Republican has served in a Republican majority. Ellmers is all over the TV and newspapers.
Continue readingCongresswoman Renee Ellmers was in one of her favorite places — Raleigh — to talk about how jonesed she is about the fight against ObamaCare. It’s as though 2013 NEVER HAPPENED.
Continue reading“Mr. Seacrest, can we get a THIRD option?” THAT was the quip texted to me during Monday’s debate between Renee Ellmers and Clay Aiken. Unfortunately, we’re not voting for
Continue readingWe’ve got a political debate that’s sure to draw a lot of media attention here in town Monday night. I really hate using something like RadarOnline as a source. But,
Continue readingIf you were wondering why incumbent Republican Renee Ellmers decided to debate Democrat challenger Clay Aiken, this news might give you a hint. The Civitas survey was conducted Sept. 26-28
Continue reading“What is that? A Twisted Sister pin on your uniform?” We knew that Clay Aiken’s entry into the Second congressional district race was going to turn things into a circus.
Continue readingIn about a week, we here in Pinehurst are being, um, “blessed” with an appearance from our two choices for the US House this November. Renee Ellmers and Clay Aiken
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