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It’s not unusual for Raleigh political hacks and politicians to ignore the outside-the-beltline crowd and cozy up to the crowd hanging around Raleigh with the fat bundles of cash. The
Continue readingIt’s not unusual for Raleigh political hacks and politicians to ignore the outside-the-beltline crowd and cozy up to the crowd hanging around Raleigh with the fat bundles of cash. The
Continue readingThe competing state spending plans in Raleigh are what we’re talking about. Majority Republicans in each legislative chamber are beating on each other — trying to paint the other side
Continue readingDon’t pop those champagne corks over in the corner office juuquuuuust yet. The Rockingham County candidate who filed suit against a whole host of key players in Phil Berger’s political
Continue readingJohn Torbett and a few other legislators are making some noise about recreating Elon Musk’s DOGE efforts right here in good ol’ North Carolina. If he and his crew are
Continue readingIt’s *good* to own state government. We have these special animals in North Carolina politics. They’re called “special superior court judges”. From what I can tell, they’re meant to
Continue readingWould you leave your job for another that exists only in the minds of sneaky bureaucrats and politicians? It’s happening right now in Moore County. And it’s going to get
Continue readingThat’s right. We’re talking about the legal complaint filed by attorneys representing former Rockingham County commissioner Craig Travis which names, as defendants, Kevin “Son of Phil” Berger and a number
Continue readingSilly me. I thought representative government was all about our elected folks getting together to publicly make decisions for the greater good. Too many big decisions in our capital city
Continue readingDon Berger-ino , the capo di tutti — boss of all (political) bosses — in our fair capital city, is musing publicly about giving all that so-called “surplus” money currently
Continue readingAt first, I didn’t hold out much hope for The Assembly website. It was billed as a North Carolina politics website run by folks who used to cover the subject
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