THE GOP “IS A DISAPPOINTMENT”@damonroberts blames Mitch McConnell, John Thune, and John Barrasso for the Republican Party’s ineffective Senate leadership, citing poor primary choices and a focus on fundraising over conservative goals, highlighted by the Save America Act. “The… pic.twitter.com/bZJdccqsaN — Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) March 11, 2026
Category: Overcoming Republican Progressivism
The Whatley Endorsement
You know how he got the President's endorsement? Back dooring it. That's how. There were candidates, sitting members of congress, who stepped and said they would run. As soon as Whatley heard this, he tapped a couple of RINOish congressmen to call Trump and back door his… pic.twitter.com/lUWxKYsWlo — Margo […]
The Problem With Employing Democrats/ Anti-Trump’s At DOJ
This is an example of why I no longer trust National Review; and in fact, have not for a dozen years or more:
Will NC Senate Pass Social Media Safeguards For Children?
Last year, the NC House passed a bill to require age verification and parental consent for kids using social media. In fact, it was passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support. It crossed over the NC Senate where it was stuck in the Rules Committee. That is the place where bills are […]
The “Blue Slip” Tradition
When Democratic presidents are in power, GOP senators approve virtually all their nominations. When Republican presidents are in power, democratic socialist senators place roadblocks. The situation is asymmetric. The Blue Slip tradition needs to go:
Trump’s Endorsements In North Carolina
The Daily Haymaker has an article that outlines the history of Trump’s political endorsements in the state of North Carolina. The record is pretty awful, unfortunately. Check it out.
Delayed Confirmations
Mark Walker’s nomination to be religious freedom ambassador has been slow-walked by Senate Republicans for many months: Donald Trump is the only President in history that has had recess appointments blocked by his own party. Think about that. Traitors. They held 2 minute pro forma sessions every few days during […]
Congress Needs To Get Its Act Together
Dave Bossie is calling for a new Senate Majority Leader, and says Thune is not up to the task. He is probably right. For some reason, he gives Mike Johnson a pass. Ordinarily, a new president must pass his legislative agenda within the first several months of taking office. If […]
Realtors’ Covert Boost For Robbie Perkins
I received a campaign mailer yesterday that supported the candidacy of Robbie Perkins for mayor of Greensboro. It touted his support for “affordable and attainable housing”. The PAC that produced and sent the ad was “Neighbors Helping NC”. A quick online search revealed that this is the PAC for the […]
Don Brown’s First Ad
HT: Daily Haymaker