NC-03: The NRA likes Greg Murphy in GOP runoff
It’s been a big week for Greg Murphy. First, Tea Party Express gave him their blessing. And now comes the nation’s largest and most effective gun rights group:
Continue readingIt’s been a big week for Greg Murphy. First, Tea Party Express gave him their blessing. And now comes the nation’s largest and most effective gun rights group:
Continue readingNCGOP officers aren’t supposed to be getting involved in GOP primaries. Making endorsements. None of that stuff. Former senator Buck Newton — who got spanked in November
Continue readingThaaaaaaaaat is what the drive-bys are reporting. Robin Hayes, NCGOP chairman UNTIL YESTERDAY, and his three co-defendants could be in front of a trial judge as
Continue readingI don’t quite know HOW we missed this one about Dallas’s predecessor when it broke. (Of course, we’ve been a wee bit busy lately): Todd Poole, a
Continue readingOnce again, somnambulant Jim Morrill has the story wrong: *Doesn’t want to be a distraction. How freakin’ thoughtful.* Also, he’s not Ex. He’s STILL the chairman.
Continue readingThe Raleigh-based Voter Integrity Project, says YES: In response to our Monday report, Voter Integrity Project has received a copy of the 5-page Civilian Absentee Voting Instruction sheet
Continue readingThey’ll call you a bigot if you don’t want guys dressed like girls in the restroom or locker room with your wives or daughters. They’re also for stronger protections
Continue readingToday marks the two month anniversary of NCGOP chairman Robin Hayes being dragged kicking, screaming and crying in front of a federal judge and slapped with FIVE – count
Continue readingWe’ve been getting reports from delegates to the upcoming NCGOP convention about unsolicited texts and phone calls from people seeking to know who they plan to vote for in
Continue readingSenate Republicans have passed a bill granting “residency” to North Carolina high school graduates. It’s bipartisan, with Randolph County’s Jerry Tillman, Harnett County’s Jim Burgin and Richmond County’s
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