New Poll: Cooper OVER Whatley BY TEN !!!
Show of hands. Anyone else feel like they’re reliving Robinson for Governor 2024? (I’m sure hoping that Nude Africa does not appear anywhere in Mike Whatley’s browser history.) Just like
Continue readingShow of hands. Anyone else feel like they’re reliving Robinson for Governor 2024? (I’m sure hoping that Nude Africa does not appear anywhere in Mike Whatley’s browser history.) Just like
Continue readingThe November US Senate race really has the potential to be frustratingly ugly for those of on the frustrated right. The state party and RNC grifters and jagoffs have been
Continue readingWe’ve all been told that social security is slated for a major do-or-die episode around 2032. We’re electing a new US senator here in 2026 who will likely serve us
Continue readingI seem to remember – ahem – *some* folks saying this same thing back when Tim Moore and Phil Berger and their legislative minions were striking this unholy Medicaid expansion
Continue readingSo, how much longer are we going to keep up this charade of there being (1) no GOP primary, and (2) only ONE CHOICE (Whatley) for GOP voters? Poll after
Continue readingGosh. US Senate candidate Don Brown is getting more attention from the likely Democrat nominee for US Senate than he is from his Republican primary opponent — Donald Trump’s first
Continue readingRemember how often former governor and AG Roy Cooper, former AG and current governor Josh Stein and their political allies soiled their diapers over demands that they cooperate with federal
Continue readingBefore anyone blows a gasket — those numbers represent the percentage of respondents to the poll who know at least “some” about either candidate. Name ID is an important part
Continue readingIn the wake of recent news involving actions by seriously mentally ill people, many are asking: “Why wasn’t this person locked away in a facility? Why are they out roaming
Continue readingGranted, the poll is from the leftist group Carolina Forward. You could dismiss it on that basis. But think back to early August. John Locke / Carolina Journal / Harper
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