#NCSEN: Civitas FLUNKED Thom Tillis in 2010
The details have been scrubbed from The Internet, but — thanks to resources like The Wayback Machine — nothing is ever truly GONE from cyberspace. The NCGOP took the majority
Continue readingThe details have been scrubbed from The Internet, but — thanks to resources like The Wayback Machine — nothing is ever truly GONE from cyberspace. The NCGOP took the majority
Continue readingAmerican Insights is back with some analysis on the North Carolina US Senate race. The NC-based group first came to our attention in the GOP primary for this seat. They were probably
Continue readingThe Thom Tillis campaign is coming after incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan for being ”ineffective.” On one hand, it’s a sweet piece of karma. Hagan beat Elizabeth Dole over the head
Continue readingThe Post says Republicans will take the US Senate, but we — in North Carolina — can likely expect SIX MORE YEARS of Kay Hagan. The paper’s Election Lab predicts
Continue readingThe environmentalist crowd and their drive by media pals are up in arms about the fact there has been no deal in the legislature regarding storage and disposal of coal
Continue readingRasmussen Reports — a polling firm with close ties to Karl Rove and the Bush political organization — has released their “latest” polling on the North Carolina US Senate race.
Continue readingA friend of mine and loyal reader of this site — who also happens to be a political A-lister /celeb / newsmaker in Raleigh — passed on a pretty disturbing
Continue readingFolks are still taking the political temperature, and things are still looking tight in the US Senate race. Civitas polled 600 registered voters from July 28-29. With a four
Continue readingHuman Events, a longtime flagship publication of the American conservative movement, has partnered with Gravis Marketing to take the political temperature in The Tar Heel State. They conducted a poll of
Continue readingDuring the recently-completed GOP primary for US Senate, speaker Thom Tillis told a fundraiser crowd in Wilmington he favored the retention of state incentives for studios shooting movies and TV
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