Suburban voters form largest bloc
Most suburban voters in North Carolina continue to favor the GOP. If they didn’t, the party would not be able to compete with Democrats.
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Polls underestimate GOP support
Among voters with graduate degrees, 60% of Republicans express the concern that disclosing their political views may harm them at work. Only 25% of Democrats express the same concern.
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NC needs an energy plan that will work
Reentering the Paris Agreement is not a recipe for national economic recovery.
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Higher costs won’t help economy
The great surges in living standards enjoyed during most of our country’s history came not from making things more expensive but by making them less expensive.
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N.C. Republicans wonder what’s next after Trump?
While Burr’s vote to convict, shocked many, those who know him best say they were not surprised.
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Lee County School Board drops investigation of Womack
The Lee County School Board voted unanimously to take no action against Republican board member Sherry-Lynn Womack after board attorney Jimmy Love found she violated no board policies by attending the Trump Rally in Washington, D.C., last month. Womack was cleared after a long school board…
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N.C. Republicans quiet about Trump’s plans for new political party
Days after leaving office, former President Donald Trump has reportedly floated the idea of forming his own political party. The new party, potentially called the Patriot Party, would severely divide the GOP and make it difficult for conservatives to win elective office in…
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Hayes becomes one of few prominent North Carolinians to get presidential pardon
Through one of Donald Trump’s final acts as president, former N.C. Republican Party chairman Robin Hayes became one of the most prominent North Carolinians to receive a presidential pardon. The White House announced more than 140 pardons and commutations Wednesday, Jan.
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North Carolina veteran is symbolic of good people facing political intimidation
Politics should never be so central to our lives that we feel justified in muzzling the opposition.
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Lee County school board member stands tall against protest backlash
She is tiny in frame, only 4 feet, 8 inches tall, but Sherry-Lynn Womack, a Lee County School board member who is starting her second term, is standing tall against a liberal driven backlash for exercising her First Amendment rights. Womack attended the Jan. 6, 2021 Trump rally…