Is the BlueprintNC brouhaha REALLY all that big of a deal?
It’s been fun watching all of the sputtering and posturing about the strategy memo reportedly circulated by the leadership of a lefty group calling itself BluePrintNC. The
Continue readingIt’s been fun watching all of the sputtering and posturing about the strategy memo reportedly circulated by the leadership of a lefty group calling itself BluePrintNC. The
Continue readingA loyal reader of this site forwarded me a recently-published piece in National Review by John Hood, president of the Raleigh-based John Locke Foundation. Hood’s piece, about conservatism “thriving”
Continue readingSenator Jerry Tillman (R-Asheboro) — who represents Moore County in the state legislature — had the honor of hosting Gov. Pat McCrory in Asheboro for the signing of a Tillman-sponsored
Continue readingMcClatchy seems to be quite puzzled by the mystery that is Pat McCrory. Is he “the centrist mayor of North Carolina’s largest city who campaigned as someone able to
Continue readingGov. Pat apparently has seen the light (or, more likely, the statewide polling or the whip counts in the state House) and come over from the dark side. Until today,
Continue readingThe remnants of the mainstream media in The Tar Heel State are throwing a bit of a tantrum. The state’s new GOP governor and his staff are NOT
Continue readingI am sure they were — initially — dancing for joy in the streets of Chapel Hill and Carrboro after reading the media reports this morning about “The
Continue readingWell, The McClatchy Gang hit us with THIS headline about an event that took place in Raleigh on Saturday: Thousands march in Raleigh against GOP policies in NC legislature
Continue readingIt would appear that an awful lot of NCGOPers in Raleigh are taking advice from Pink Floyd. I am willing to bet that bus rides around our fair capital city
Continue readingWord has been seeping out that current vice chairman Wayne King will not seek reelection to his post. That has set off a flurry of political activity. Former state
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