The cost of just about everything one could possibly need is sky-rocketing. It’s tough economic times here in these United States. Meanwhile, Raleigh politicians are boasting with pride about this
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Many of you may not know Jim Blaine. He’s frequently IDed as a “former aide to senator Phil Berger.” That’s putting it modestly. The little guy is actually HIS MASTER’S
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The political machine has done a top-drawer job in redrawing congressional district lines. Now, average voters are even more confused about who their member of Congress is. We’re in the
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State Democrats and their cohorts in the drive-by media have been working hard to make ROBINSONmorrowBISHOP a synonym for “political extremism.” It’s the kind of thing you’d expect in a
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It’s election time. Both major parties are having a grand time pointing fingers at each other about negative developments, while fighting to take credit for anything that can be perceived
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Take a wild guess. WHAT is North Carolina’s top export? (For bonus points, WHAT nation is the recipient of that exported product?) You might think tobacco or some other agricultural
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Not too long ago, the common practice following a tough primary / intra-party election was to reach out to the defeated side, kiss-and-make-up, and then prep for the upcoming battle
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Watch out, George and Weezie. There’s a new power couple hot on your six. It’s well known — by now, we think — that Lt. Gov Mark Robinson and his
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Some folks in DC and Raleigh have attempted to portray the NCGOP’s Michael Whatley as some sort of ”golden boy”. Many NCGOP heavy-hitters are starting to see Donald Trump‘s pick
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Brad Briner, the Republican nominee for state treasurer, ran a commercial during the recently concluded primary election where he claimed he is not for DEI and its nasty relatives. Yet,
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