#ncpol: SCOTUS and voter ID
Scowl-field and Fitz-Cryin’ over at NCPolicywatch have been engaged in tickle fights ever since the nation’s highest court split on North Carolina’s voter ID law. It’s a blow against
Continue readingScowl-field and Fitz-Cryin’ over at NCPolicywatch have been engaged in tickle fights ever since the nation’s highest court split on North Carolina’s voter ID law. It’s a blow against
Continue readingGov. Pat McCrory and his lawyers are looking for a solid from US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts: Governor Pat McCrory has formally requested U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice
Continue readingThat’s the line of thinking percolating amidst NCGOPe circles in Raleigh. The argument? I am told that top pro- arguments include (1) one less distraction during campaign season, and (2)
Continue readingSo many people have been concerned about Barack Obama and the potential reign of terror by the pant-suited she-devil. They really need to be focused on the most serious problem
Continue readingAlbeit a minor infraction. But, still: If you have U.S. Sen. Richard Burr’s drivers license, he may not need it anymore. In a Saturday speech to Rowan Republicans, Burr told
Continue readingOh, the hits just keep on coming. Many of us are still trying to cope with the news — delivered by the Court — that our Constitution specifically protects gay
Continue readingThat’s the latest spin coming out of our fair capital city. The grassroots have been fuming since a last-minute surprise watering down of voter ID breezed through the General Assembly.
Continue readingYou can tell when Raleigh starts feeling the heat on something. They tend to dispatch underlings bearing emails to calm the peons outside the beltline. And we happen to have a
Continue readingA group of Democrat senators has introduced a bill calling for JUST that. Given that the GOP runs the upper chamber, I would lean toward thinking that this bill has
Continue readingI picked up some positive info about the dry run on voter ID our local board of elections here in Moore County ran in the primary. Precinct officials made a
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