While many Republicans and Democrats have called on supporters to turn down the volume on political speeches, Robinson has frequently denounced his opponents as “evil” and “wicked,” and said in June that “some people need killing.”
This year’s local elections will affect property tax rates, spending, rules for law enforcement and lots more. And like all elections, local elections are often decided by narrow margins. So every valid vote counts.
Our “good news only” Friday roundup is here. Plus: A happy ending for Ronnie Long. Share with a friend Jan. 12, 2024 Not everyone gets a happier ending. So we’ll take a moment this Friday to acknowledge Ronnie Long, a NC man who might have deserved it more than most. If you’ve been with Cardinal…
Batch said that in enacting these changes just five months before the election, Republicans are attempting to help donors conceal their identities because Robinson is struggling to get donors to support his candidacy on the record.
The Republican-controlled legislature helped wealthy families pay for private school, offered teacher raises that lag behind inflation, and continued to ignore court-orders to adequately fund public schools.
Bishop’s record of hostility towards LGBTQ people goes beyond HB 2 and his comments comparing them to the Taliban. As a member of the Mecklenburg County Commission in 2012, Bishop opposed a non-discrimination proposal for LGBTQ people, saying it was “either a political stunt or a serious dagger at the heart of marriage.”
These grants will go towards creating jobs in six counties across the state of North Carolina: Chatham County, Pitt County, Wayne County, Halifax County, Stanly County, and Nash County.
A new Biden administration proposal could limit overdraft fees to as low as $3. Plus: A Raleigh native wins the “Miss America” teen pageant. Share with a friend Jan. 17, 2024 I learned about bank overdraft fees in my early 20s like a lot of you probably did: Living paycheck to paycheck. I might not…
As Moore County reels from the weekend attacks, Gov. Roy Cooper called for a thorough assessment of the state’s critical infrastructure Tuesday morning.
Democrats are hoping to break the Republicans’ grip on the General Assembly. Beth Helfrich, Woodson Bradley, and Nicole Sidman could be the reason they succeed.
