‘Transparency’ and the NC Governor’s race
If you’ve learned one thing from reading this site, we’re not shy about hauling public business out of the shadows and into the sunlight. The people have a right to
Continue readingIf you’ve learned one thing from reading this site, we’re not shy about hauling public business out of the shadows and into the sunlight. The people have a right to
Continue readingFortunately – or unfortunately, depending on your POV – this story happened in South Dakota. But it should provide a lot of food for thought within the boundaries of The
Continue readingIf you thought our NCGOPers on Jones Street in Raleigh were infuriating, get a load of this bunch in DC. A lot of names that liked to holler and preen
Continue readingWe sure are being asked to excuse and forgive an awful lot from our current lieutenant governor and his wife. Bankruptcies. Criminal charges. False Information. Sketchy business practices. Back-stabbing. On-going
Continue readingHark! Is that rough stuff I hear breaking out in the GOP primary for governor? (You know, the contest the GOPe and the useless, lazy drive-by media tell us is
Continue readingFinally, someone is swinging back against all of this DEI and CRT nonsense: A former employee of a large food service corporation is suing the company in federal court after
Continue readingThe GOP supermajority on Jones Street is dragging its feet on overriding gubernatorial vetoes of child protection legislation, but they are finding plenty of time to work in overdrive on
Continue readingThe sermons at the churches still rage on. The statewide and national love-fest over a black man spouting conservative-sounding stuff is as strong as ever. The leftist drive-by media is
Continue readingJeff Tarte, the Mecklenburg-ian who arguably went down in history as the WORST elected Republican ever sent to Raleigh, has taken to social media to toot his horn for his
Continue readingSome of the most devious activities in politics and government happen in the shadows. Publicized good news is far too frequently accompanied by sneakiness done in the shadows. The state’s
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