#ncpol: ONE MORE GOPer looking at LtGov?
We’ve got four potentials out there on the GOP side, and it appears that a New Bern restauranteur and minor-league baseball team owner may make it a quintet. Buddy Bengel,
Continue readingWe’ve got four potentials out there on the GOP side, and it appears that a New Bern restauranteur and minor-league baseball team owner may make it a quintet. Buddy Bengel,
Continue readingWe already told you about John Blust getting a visit from the FeeBs. Now it appears another Republican legislator also had an unexpected encounter: FBI agents reached out to at
Continue readingIt’s been whispered around the halls of the legislative building for years now: The feds are hot on the trail of Speaker Timmy and his pals. Now, according to
Continue readingNo, we’re not talking about a sex scandal here. (At least, I DON’T THINK SO.) Jason Saine is still living the good life with his campaign treasury. Apparently, his folks
Continue readingWe told you earlier about Speaker Tim Moore conveniently getting an ethics complaint about a private business deal dismissed on the very last day of existence for the state board
Continue readingApparently, the small band of driveby media types that loiters in the legislative building is having to move to new office space. And THAT has them upset. Never mind all
Continue readingWe’ve reported earlier on how the little guy from Cleveland County is making out like a Rockefeller thanks to his political connections. Now, it appears he’s spreading the love —
Continue readingDiana London wore a lot of hats for rookie senator Bob Steinburg — legislative assistant, campaign manager, and employee of his sports marketing firm. London pleaded guilty in early December
Continue readingA liberal activist group had filed a complaint against State House speaker Tim Moore over some private business dealings in Chatham County. Apparently, the belief was that a Moore aide
Continue readingI guess it was too much to expect the NCGOPe to stand strong for an embattled conservative member of their party. (Or even to fight for clean elections. Or defend
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