More than one snake in this story
An ad in North Carolina's Supreme Court election campaign ignores more than 20 years of Tar Heel political history.
Roy Cooper has essentially been running against Pat McCrory since 2013. So have many liberal activists and left-leaning media outlets. This has happened before.
During the period of apartheid in South Africa, all-white labor unions representing workers in the diamond mines were able to have put in place minimum wage laws for diamond mine workers. At the time lower-skilled black workers were competing with white workers and taking “their jobs.” The all-white unions were quite upfront about their motives...
Richard Burr has an average lead of two points as well as the momentum, having gained two points since last month while Deborah Ross is up only one.
Responding to the nationwide rise of creepy clown sightings, state lawmakers soon will consider licensing clowns. The proposed law would require county sheriffs to accept applications, perform background checks, and issue clown licenses. Under the program, which would go into effect March 31, licensees would be issued a certified clown badge that must be visible...
Critics ignore clear signs that North Carolina's economy has been outpacing regional and national averages in recent years.
A unique candidate might be rewriting the equation of presidential electoral math.