#ncpol: The votes that matter
It’s campaign time. Republican primary voters are getting bombarded with all kinds of propaganda about how Politician X is a ”conservative warrior” who has voted to repeal ObamaCare, cut taxes,
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JoCo leaders reject CSX / State of NC land grab. (Psst – CSX didn’t need govt $$$ or heavy-handedness in OH or PA deals.)
We’re told, in a bipartisan fashion, by the ruling class that you have to hand out money and favors in order to get business to commit to doing business in
Continue reading#ncga: smoke, mirrors, Jones Street and the treasurer’s office
There is an eye-opening report out from the highly-respected, free market-oriented Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Apparently, something may be rotten in Princess Janet’s kingdom: […] Real state spending per
Continue reading#ncga: A conservative direction? (THAT is not what the numbers tell us.)
If you believe the GOPe campaign rhetoric, they’ve got our state headed in a “conservative direction.” *Wow. That sounds great. We must be cutting taxes and the size of government
Continue reading#ncga: Last (political) rites for Jamie Boles?
Some well-plugged in observers in this yellow-dog Republican county say state Rep. Jamie Boles (R) is an incumbent who very well can lose his renomination bid in March. Boles is
Continue reading#ncga: Rabon, Cobey & GOPe cronies come out of closet for Grange
Raleigh is making it clear who they want to succeed Rick Catlin in Wilmington-centered house district 20. Our pal Lady Liberty has managed to get a copy of an invite
Continue reading#ncga: Hager slaps at solar goons (But what about Marco?)
The majority leader of the North Carolina House has taken to Facebook to poke at the crowd — inside and outside of his party — who want government and private
Continue reading#ncga: Suing Mr. Ochsner?
Yep. Believe it or not, THAT is an idea being given serious consideration in the circles around House Speaker Tim Moore. Nick Ochsner is the reporter for WBTV who publicized
Continue reading#ncga: A conservative choice in Cumberland County’s District 44
District 44 has always been interesting. Rick Glazier, a real powerhouse for Cumberland Democrats, has had some tight races here. (He knocked off incumbent Alex Warner, a rather conservative Democrat,
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There is a lot of anger and resentment bubbling out there as a result of the heavy-handedness at Saturday’s NCGOP meetings. Most reasonable observers see it putting the party in
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