Your Tuesday to-do list
If you did not vote early, you have something very important to do tomorrow — TUESDAY. There are some very good conservative candidates out there who may need a little
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Early voting starts October 20
That’s about two weeks down the road. A lot of low-information voters are and will be doing research in preparation for heading to the polls for the early voting. We
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Thoughts on Tuesday (and the future)
For the most part, we at Haymaker HQ had a pretty good election night. A good chunk of the folks we were pulling for WON. Pat McCrory. The former governor
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Wake up. Get up. GO VOTE.
I hear people whining about how their vote doesn’t make a difference. All I can say in response is: “The hell it doesn’t.” If you are conservative, you are
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Lydia lawyers up, unloads with both barrels at Village government
You really didn’t believe that Lydia Boesch would just run off, with her tail tucked between her legs, after being ambushed during a streamed, open-to-the-public Pinehurst Village Council meeting,
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Former Obama aide seeks Pinehurst village council seat
Barack Obama’s name is considered profanity in politically bright-red Pinehurst. That’s why it’s so newsworthy and interesting to see a former Obama appointee seeking local office in the village.
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NCGOP’s Whatley earns his party wrong kind of national attention
NCGOP chairman Michael Whatley spoke at an in-state election integrity event Saturday. (Yes, there is videotape.). Fortunately, the nationally-renowned Gateway Pundit blog had eyes and ears on the ground:
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Our PoS senator Burr: Trump to blame for Capitol “riots”
It seems like “great minds”– Richard Burr, the dumbest man in the Senate and Greg Murphy, arguably the House’s dumbest — think alike. They didn’t directly witness anything. They
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DC source: Reports of Meadows “concede” advocacy “absolutely false.”
As I’ve said before, The Haymaker is EVERYWHERE. It is read from Blount Street to Jones Street in Raleigh. It’s read at 1600 Penn as well as the
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Election Reflections, Part I …
I’m old enough to remember the Democrat presidential primary of 1988 when the drive-by media came together and ran Joe Biden out of the race — denouncing Biden
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