#ncpol: Becki, meet Thom.
Democrats spent DECADES running right over Republican minorities in Raleigh and DC. Why is it — when Republicans finally get a commanding majority with a mandate from the voters
Continue readingDemocrats spent DECADES running right over Republican minorities in Raleigh and DC. Why is it — when Republicans finally get a commanding majority with a mandate from the voters
Continue readingAs the end of the year reporting deadline came and went, I thought it would be fun to check in on the NCGOP organization itself. For those of you playing
Continue readingJim Morrill is a nice guy. He’s been very fair to me in the few dealings I’ve had with him. But the long-time Charlotte Observer politics reporter IS a no-holds-barred
Continue readingSomehow, the legislators who killed the repeal of SL 2016-3 (aka HB2) are screaming their lungs out and banging on the doors and the windows outside the House and Senate chamber
Continue readingYou can read about all of the great Greek and Roman philosophical debates throughout history. Before Common Core took over, many of us learned about the Lincoln-Douglas debates which actually
Continue readingThere are smoking hot rumors out there are about outgoing governor Pat McCrory getting a cabinet post in the new Trump administration in DC. The most smoking hot rumor is
Continue readingThis all started out kind of smooth and uptown-charlottey. Speaker Timmy, President Phil, Gov. Pat and soon-to-be Gov. Roy got together and reportedly figured out a nice way to make
Continue readingIt’s hysterical — and, sometimes, sad — to hear the excuses from those caught with their hand in the proverbial cookie jar. Senator Brent Jackson (R) in the Jones Street
Continue readingWe asked earlier WHO among House Republicans had the cojones to write into law — to codify, if you will — protection of state funding for a radical leftist non-profit.
Continue readingHere it is, plain as day, in legislation currently being pushed through Jones Street by our Republican majority: […] “SECTION 8.37.(b) In implementing budget reductions for the 2015-2017 fiscal biennium,
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