Hey Raleigh! Just say NO! (Key ObamaCare deadline THIS WEEK)
The Obama administration has asked states to let them know by THIS FRIDAY their plans for setting up health care exchanges at the state level. This is
Continue readingThe Obama administration has asked states to let them know by THIS FRIDAY their plans for setting up health care exchanges at the state level. This is
Continue readingIf you thought Governor Bev Perdue had competence issues, wait until you get a load of Lt. Governor Linda Coleman. Coleman, the former Democrat legislator and state personnel chief, was
Continue readingThe economy is in shambles. We are still coping with record unemployment. And the political class in Raleigh is FASCINATED with who will be on Pat McCrory’s transition team as
Continue readingDemocrat Deb Butler made quite a bit of news during her recent — yet unsuccessful run — against GOP incumbent state Senator Thom Goolsby. She starred
Continue readingAyn Rand and George Orwell are starting to look like real prophets. We’ve got record unemployment, bankruptcies, foreclosures, and business closings. We’ve been humiliated overseas. Our embassies have been overrun
Continue readingBarack Hussein Obama (MMM-MMM-MMM) — who came to power in 2008 promising to lower the sea levels and end racial division — is urging his supporters to seek REVENGE at
Continue readingThe media is dismissing Steve Royal, the GOP nominee for state treasurer, as an also-ran — an after-thought. Royal has raised very little money and has been so
Continue readingOverall, it’s looking like a pretty depressing election day for the Democrat Party in-state and nationwide. I’ve pinpointed a few things that conservatives need to keep an eye on after
Continue readingI don’t think there is anybody — outside of Walter Dalton’s immediate family — who hasn’t conceded that we will be spending the next four years talking about GOVERNOR McCrory.
Continue readingThe Council of State races tend to get overlooked by the media in favor of the more glamorous presidential and gubernatorial campaigns. It may be hard
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