
Analysis, commentary, and opinion of North Carolina and national politics from the perspective of a center-left, 30-year veteran of the campaign battlefield.
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We’re now a little over two weeks until the 250th anniversary of our nation’s birth and the celebration seems muted. Instead of the fanfare and year-long lead-up to the 200th anniversary, this year seems like just another Fourth of July. It...
Michael Whatley clearly doesn’t follow hockey. That’s not a sin and it shouldn’t be a political liability, but Whatley and his campaign turned it into one. Whatley tried to be something he isn’t and that’s what people hate about politicians...
State Auditor Dave Boliek wants you to believe that he’s a fiscal hawk, holding agencies and municipalities financially responsible. He’s really a partisan hack who filled the state board of elections with GOP operatives instead of election...
Roy Cooper released his first campaign ad this week. It’s a traditional ad without the flash of a lot of today’s introductory videos. He talks about growing up on a farm imbued with the values of his parents, a schoolteacher and small-time...
Governor Josh Stein called the legislature’s push to cap the personal income tax at 3.5% a scam. He’s right and I think he understates what Republicans are doing. They’ve been on a quest to shift the burden of funding government onto the po...
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Erstwhile political consultant. Blogger. Occasional carpenter. Native North Carolinian. Thomas Huxley said, "Try to know something about everything and everything about something." I know North Carolina politics.
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