#ncsen: PPP says Hagan 46, Tillis 43, Haugh 5
This survey of 780 likely voters was conducted by left-leaning Public Policy Polling from October 16 to 18. It has a margin of error of +-3.5 percent. Like the Gravis
Continue readingThis survey of 780 likely voters was conducted by left-leaning Public Policy Polling from October 16 to 18. It has a margin of error of +-3.5 percent. Like the Gravis
Continue readingThey conducted this survey of 1022 likely North Carolina voters in partnership with the conservative web site Human Events. (Respondents were only given two names to choose from. There will
Continue readingFrom my time in the drive-by media — and a brief stint on Capitol Hill — I got an up close and personal look at the confirmation process. A nominee
Continue readingYep. That’s the verdict handed down by Washington Post columnist and drive-by media pundit E.J. Dionne regarding our US Senate race this year: The clergy gathered in the second-floor conference room
Continue readingWe’ve heard a lot of grumbling about NCGOP HQ’s performance this campaign season. They’ve been AWOL while the libs go full-bore slanderous on the GOP majority in the General Assembly.
Continue readingRichard Burr’s favorite judge legalized gay “marriage” in North Carolina around 5:30 PM on Friday. By Tuesday, the Administrative Office of the Courts — the state agency overseeing all those
Continue readingKay Hagan and her liberal Democrat pals have been working hard to turn this year’s election campaigns into one big Womyn’s Studies seminar. Republican congresswoman Renee Ellmers apparently thinks THAT
Continue readingThe Winston-Salem Journal has been all over this. As its reporters continue to dig, the details are getting fuzzier for some of the powers-that-be on Jones Street: […] Barry
Continue readingRobRielleWho is convinced that federal judge Max Cogburn is going to dramatically affect this thing: One of the biggest motivating factors in politics is anger. It was anger about President
Continue readingHere in Moore County, we’ve got a problem with our school system that you likely see in many other counties. We’ve got an elected school board that submits itself to
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