NC redistricting: Here come the sore losers …
If at first you don’t get your way — sue, sue sue. The North Carolina Democrat Party has stepped up to the plate with its
Continue readingIf at first you don’t get your way — sue, sue sue. The North Carolina Democrat Party has stepped up to the plate with its
Continue readingThe New York Times has an article up today about nationwide voter anger, and how it could affect the job security of many congressional incumbents.
Continue readingI am sure you were sitting around wondering what the favorite dessert of our soon-to-be congressional representative is. If that question, and others like it, were
Continue readingVeteran DC-based political analyst Stuart Rothenberg has singled out three congressmen from North Carolina as part of his ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list of incumbents most likely to go
Continue readingYes, Congressman Brad Miller (D, NC-13), that is the sound of a very large woman singing. Miller, of Raleigh, has been trying hard to establish himself as the most
Continue readingThe title of this post is the same as the title for an excellent, thought-provoking op-ed a Moore County small business owner penned in a recent
Continue readingThe most recent round of campaign finance reports indicate a weak showing for North Carolina’s freshman U.S. Rep Renee Ellmers (R-Dunn). Ellmers, representing the state’s Second District (which should include
Continue readingEnvironmentalist rhetoric about the wonder of ‘green’ environmentally-friendly jobs is not matching up to reality. The Washington Post, not exactly a conservative propaganda rag, has pointed out that, just
Continue readingU.S. Senator Richard Burr (R-NC) has announced his plan to seek the #2 position in the Senate Republican caucus, once it is vacated by its current occupant, retiring U.S.
Continue readingMichael Mukasey, a distinguished former federal judge and George W. Bush’s final attorney general, had a great piece in today’s Wall Street Journal tackling whining by Ron Paul,
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