Rich Hudson, the million dollar man.
yesirree. The former (?) CEO of Cabarrus Marketing Group is rolling in cash this election year. According to reports on file at the FEC, US Rep. Richard Hudson raised a whopping $1,097,516.00
Continue readingyesirree. The former (?) CEO of Cabarrus Marketing Group is rolling in cash this election year. According to reports on file at the FEC, US Rep. Richard Hudson raised a whopping $1,097,516.00
Continue readingThat’s the ruling from the veteran parliamentarian of the Buncombe County GOP: TO: Executive Committee Members of the NCGOP FROM: Dorothea Scott Alderfer Senior Parliamentary Advisor Buncombe County GOP SUBJECT: Called
Continue readingFor years, I’ve been part of the crowd that has scoffed at the leftist claims of a conspiracy by Art Pope to take over everything. George Soros with a drawl?
Continue readingThey mused about the date on a group chat, but now it’s official. (Apparently they have enough legislators available on April 30 to commence with the dirty deed.):
Continue readingBeaufort County commissioner Gary Brinn has a bone to pick with his most recent election opponent’s campaign. Unfortunately — or fortunately, depending on your POV — the complaint includes Ken
Continue readingThe NCGOP mutineers allowed their two big guns — executive director Dallas Woodhouse and chief Hasan Harnett accuser Ken Robol — to be rolled out front to promote and defend
Continue readingPoliticians like to talk tough on ethics — banning gifts from lobbyists, limiting contribution amounts, that kind of thing. But what does all that matter when people with interests before
Continue readingTim Moore had no primary opposition and is unchallenged in the November general election. So WHY has his campaign paid a $10,000 retainer to a high-powered Wall Street (That’s right.
Continue readingBack in the day, when I worked on the Hill for Senator Helms, he was practically all by himself battling for the conservative cause. The GOP was a distinct minority
Continue readingWe all remember the sneakiness associated with passing those “affiliated committees” through the General Assembly last session. Now, we are finally starting to see a paper trail. Let’s look at
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