The Great Tax Shift in NC continues:

The agenda for today's Revenue Laws Study Committee meeting is here: http://t.co/p0u3MDVEZp #ncga #soglrs

— SOG LRS (@sog_lrs) November 18, 2014

Not sure what "The Sharing Economy" entails, but I have a feeling it will end up costing me something.

Talk about your narcissistic personality disorder:

Democrat incumbent Kay Hagan went from a two-point lead to a two-point loss to Republican Thom Tillis after videos released by Project Veritas. So does the undercover work of guerrilla journalists like O’Keefe make a difference? He thinks so. … O’Keefe explained local media outlets pay attention when there are allegations of vote fraud against their candidates, especially if there is video to back the claims.

The concrete result of his work is that Voter ID laws are being given more consideration. “Sources tell me in North Carolina that they were able to get that Voter ID implemented in 2016 – it was not implemented this year but it will be – many people have said that’s directly because of our videos in the past.

So, not only did you sway the elections in several states, you also succeeded in getting legislation passed from coast to coast as well. And how are you sleeping? The current medication you're taking is known to occasionally disrupt REM sleep, so this recurring dream of being a political catalyst is not necessarily a bad thing. Tomorrow I want to talk about all these different versions of you riding in a bus. It could be enlightening.

We'll start out with a detestable specimen of right-wing trickery:

.@JamesOKeefeIII in the Triangle NC peeps. Came into @democracync office in overcoat & possible wig, claimed to be NC State student. #ncpol

— A.J. Carrillo (@ajcarrillo) October 28, 2014

He's lucky I wasn't there at the time. Evil Steve has been itching to emerge, if only for a few minutes.

We're now in the "bald-faced lies" phase of the campaign season:

#frackster tried to destroy #RenewableStandard MT @MikeStoneNC: Proud of new Pew report proves "NC is a Clean Energy Leader" #ncpol #ncga

— MovingNCForward (@MovingNCForward) October 14, 2014

Which happens to coincide with the "misrepresentation" phase:

We'll start today's edition with a call to words:

Less than 48 hours to submit your comment on the proposed #fracking rules. Speak up for our water & air! http://t.co/OssX3KcnYn

— NCLCV.org (@nclcv) September 29, 2014

Just a heads-up: The MEC is going through these comments like a Florida Republican elections board, with an eye towards discarding anything that "lacks relevance." Or some such nonsense. So if all you have to say is, "Fracking is bad!", you need to do some more thinking and expound on that idea.