A blow to The House of Berger?
There was a lot of good cheer among Raleigh Republicans at the end of primary election day. Most conservative primary candidates were defeated. It was looking like another year of
Continue readingThere was a lot of good cheer among Raleigh Republicans at the end of primary election day. Most conservative primary candidates were defeated. It was looking like another year of
Continue readingThat’s a good question to ask your legislator the next time you see him or her. It’s also a good question to ask NC House speaker Tim Moore, who is
Continue readingIt’s far too frequent of an occurrence to see legislators getting behind legislation that benefits them, their families, and / or their family business interests. It’s far too infrequent to
Continue readingGrassroots pressure shut down the General Assembly’s efforts to add casinos to North Carolina’s landscape and legalize marijuana. The grifters in charge of the Republican super-majority promised that those issues
Continue readingI know that arms are being fiercely twisted all over Raleigh to, um, “encourage” electeds and other NCGOP politicos to get onboard with embattled NC DPI superintendent Catherine Truitt‘s reelection
Continue readingLt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his entourage have been shedding a lot of crocodile tears lately about the, um, “establishment” being “out to get them.” Never mind that the Robinson
Continue reading*Aw, there’s NOTHIN’ to see here*: Four North Carolina communities near proposed casino sites are slated to receive state grants for major water and sewage infrastructure upgrades, but leaders in
Continue readingTHIS has been floating around social media today. (*SNIFF*! I do believe someone is trying to blow smoke up my posterior!) Gee, where do I start? “Citizen Governor” ??? Mark
Continue readingWe saw a 180-degree maneuver from congressman Patrick McHenry regarding reelection. Then, we get something similar from state senate majority whip Jim Perry. A Kinston news site reported on November
Continue reading“I sense something. A presence I have not felt since …” When I hear the name Jeff Tarte, the first word that comes to mind is ‘prissy’. It’s been some
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