Written by: Jason Kerr During the first week of March, the primaries for the North Carolina gubernatorial election concluded, with few surprises. The incumbent attorney general Josh Stein won the Democratic primary with nearly 70% of the vote, and Mark Robinson won the Republican primary by a margin of 40…
Written by Stephen Halley On January 25th, Democrat candidate for North Carolina governor, Josh Stein, launched a new group called ‘Students for Stein.’ The group holds a singular purpose, to support Josh Stein as candidate for governor, with a main focus on recruiting college students to hopefully grow Stein’s razor…
Written by Hunter Klosty This past November, voters in Chapel Hill went to the polls and cast their votes for a new cast of local politicians. The elections were some of the most contentious in recent memory with our town’s mayors retiring, many of the incumbent members of the town…
Written by Grant Lefelar In 1983, the British Labour Party was in shambles. As Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative Party were fundamentally changing the cultural and economic landscape of Great Britain from 10 Downing Street, those in the opposition Labour Party were having a hard time keeping it together. Two…
A couple of years ago I was in a far left messaging group, and someone posted an article that I wish I could find called something to the effect of “Ten Reasons Why the Far Left Should Take Over the Republican Party.” The basic premise was that populist sentiments growing…
Written by Grant Lefelar You probably didn’t know this, but there’s an election next year. Not just any routine election where a small-town businessman with some cash to burn and a spiffy suit tries to outmaneuver another well-dressed businessman for the right to put “Alternate Village Councilor for District 3”…
