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I keep wondering if I’ll Google the video of Erskine Bowles, the two-time Democratic U.S. Senate candidate from North Carolina and former chief-of-staff for President Bill Clinton, and find that…
And yet another reason Erskine Bowles would have been a formidable candidate for governor:
While one Carolina Journal reporter stood in a national media spotlight, fellow Associate Editor David Bass earned media attention of his own related to school lunches. Bass discussed the controversy…
Pundits across the political spectrum have asked why the president decided to punt on debt reduction ideas from his own Bowles-Simpson commission. (Former Republican U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson shared his…
Another Republican, Mattie Lawson, joins the House District 6 race (Beaufort Observer) Incumbent Democrat Larry Kissell leads the way in 8th Congressional District fundraising, hauling in $527,486 through the end…
John Locke Foundation President John Hood‘s latest analysis for National Review Online’s primary blog, “The Corner,” has included thoughts about the Republican presidential contest and other important 2012 election news…
The Charlotte Observer pleads with Greensboro native Erskine Bowles to run for governor: We fully understand your ambivalence. Politics is a snake pit, and you might think you have better…
Pat McCrory officially announces for governor (Charlotte Observer) “Jobs” gubernatorial candidate Bill Faison lays off workers form his law firm (WRAL-TV) Lee County school board member Bill Tatum will run…
Former N.C. Sen. John Snow, a Democrat, campaigns in the western part of the state for his old Senate seat (Macon News) Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue sits down with WRAL-TV’s…
OK, that title doesn’t necessarily roll off the tongue. No matter. At least so far, many Democrats consider Erskine Bowles — the former chief of staff to President Clinton, former…
N.C. Rep. Bill Faison, D-Orange, is no stranger to poor polling numbers. In December, the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling found that Faison was even less popular among Democrats than…
JLF president John Hood ponders whether or not Greensboro native Erskine Bowles will throw his hat in the ring. The question is not so much if Bowles can win the…