#ncga: When “special” counsels attack
Well, this didn’t take long. This IS the same person who tried to pick a fight with THIS website a couple of years back. (It appears he’s still trying to
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NCGOPe not so interested in playing nice with conservatives as November looms ahead
The usual post-primary strategy involves reaching out to your former rivals and patching things up as you prep for battle against the other party in the general election. Some NCGOPe
Continue readingTop NCGA GOP staffer: Trump is a ‘buffoon’
Yep. Another textbook example of what the inside-the-beltline crowd thinks of US and OUR president: Mr. Woodcox, esq. is “special counsel” to the North Carolina General Assembly. More specifically, He
Continue reading#ncga: Devil in the details …
House Republicans have a group of young guys and gals holed up at NCGOP HQ implementing the caucus campaign strategy (buying ads, issuing press releases, etc.). Sometimes the individual legislator
Continue readingLow-info Left not Holding back on George.
The same crowd that gets threatened by statues and thinks the US DOJ is interested in how many of your family members voted for The Evil Pant-Suited One™ in 2016
Continue reading#ncga: HD-51’s Sauls about as conservative as his Dem predecessor
Meet The New Boss. Same as the old boss. Folks in Lee and Harnett counties who thought they were voting for a change in 2016 DID NOT GET much of
Continue reading#ncga: To be continued …
In the wake of the felony indictment of Bob Steinburg’s top legislative AND campaign aide, Steinburg supporters immediately blasted the grand jury’s decision as part of a Dare County-based political
Continue reading#ncpol: Like grandpa, like grandson.
If you’ve ever wondered HOW Dallas Woodhouse comes up with some of the things he says and does, look no further than his grandfather, NCGOP chairman Robin Hayes: The chairman
Continue reading#ncpol: Here we go AGAIN ?
In 2016, state Republicans blew what should have been an easy reelection for Supreme Court justice Robert Edmunds. That loss threw the balance of power on the court to Democrats.
Continue reading2009 v. 2018: Contracts, Secrecy, and Steinburg.
County bureaucrats are exposed as having engaged in a sketchy contractual deal with an outside company. The county commissioners were unaware. Grassroots activists cry foul. Bloggers rage. Sound familiar, Currituck
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