ethics – Page 4

#ncpol: Throwing stones in glass houses

In 2010 and 2012, Republicans took over in Washington and Raleigh promising to be better than the other bunch that

Yeah. It was filed way back in December, wasn’t it? It was unusual, to say the least, to see

My thoughts about the FBI director’s press conference on Hillary’s email server? He looked like a guy who was told

State Rep. David Lewis has had a bumpy holiday season. He’s had an ethic complaint filed against him by a

The House Rules chairman sure is keeping things stirred up this Christmas season. The target of at least two ethics

(No, not him.) We’re talking about ethics. A topic the majority in the lower chamber on Jones Street appears to

Yesterday’s meeting of the House Republican Caucus only confirmed what I realized months ago: This site is living rent-free in

The General Assembly has a procedure called “technical corrections.” It’s sort of like a proofreading session. Grammatical errors in legislation

The drive-bys have raised some valid points about Gov. Pat and his dealings with a donor seeking an extension of a

For the second time in a little over three years, Tim Moore’s ethical choices have made him an easy target