In the wake of an audit that found ineligible voters casting votes in the state’s 2016 elections, an advocacy group called Judicial Watch is stepping forward with a pretty serious
Continue readingIt appears a dispute involving his private business is catapulting Rep. Dean Arp into the ucomfortable confines of US District Court: […] This action arises from the Defendants’ unlawful conduct
Continue readingWe told you earlier about The Round Rev’s lawsuit in federal court over efforts in some North Carolina counties to clean up their voter lists. Well, it’s in court, in
Continue readingWe here in Moore County were blessed by the presence of His Roly-Poliness yesterday. Bill Barber has fought long and hard against requiring ID to vote. Supporters say it helps
Continue readingSomebody finally got the chance to tell The N&O to stick it where the sun don’t shine BIG TIME. (Mr. Cash, as you can see by the graphic accompanying this
Continue readingWe’ve written previously about this scuffle between state regulators and commercial fishermen along the North Carolina coast. Now, it appears things have spilled over into the courtroom. Just in
Continue readingTHAT is what a lawsuit filed against state Rep. Charles Jeter (R-Huntersville) appears to insinuate: A state legislator from our area is accused of not paying his bills– to the
Continue readingGov. Pat McCrory is firing back at the US DOJ for their ridiculous demands to drop gender restrictions on bathrooms, locker rooms, and dressing rooms. (Who knows if this would
Continue readingThe February 2014 political earthquake that hit US Senate candidate Greg Brannon is still emitting aftershocks more than two years later: A state Court of Appeals panel on Tuesday let
Continue readingI talked with some Jones Street insiders today who have an interesting take on where this whole congressional redistricting kerfuffle might be heading. The consensus? It’s unlikely that we will
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