How good is the job market?
The job market reflects the strength of businesses and the strength of the job market is key to the economic wellbeing of most households. Read More
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How much we've changed since our 200th anniversary celebrationAs we approach the 250th anniversary on July 4th we are far from being united and celebratory about this milestone. Read More |

The job market reflects the strength of businesses and the strength of the job market is key to the economic wellbeing of most households. Read More

This election, Independents are switching sides and voting for the Democrat in states like Ohio. Read More

Too many politicians try too hard to do: pretend to be a normal person, then prove they aren't. Read More

Just ending waste, fraud and abuse in government spending won't resolve our fiscal crisis. Read More

What once was a cost of doing business may now be passed on to you as an added fee. Read More

Remember that success, or lack of success in an endeavor, is not a referendum on someone’s worth. Read More

Ever since they took control of the legislature, Republicans have been stacking the deck in elections. Read More

When a bill gets sent to the Rules Committee you know it is going to die. Read More

Speak into the lies and ugliness. It gets easier the more we do it Read More

Medical spending in the US as a share of gross domestic product was 15% lower than projected 14 years earlier, and indeed was only “marginally higher” than in 2010. Read More

Pelley said, “There is no democracy without journalism!” Read More

North Carolina is among the bottom of states in public k-12 spending as a share of state taxpayer income. Read More

The continuing success of the American “experiment in self-government” depends on current and future generations keeping open minds. Read More

Put away your Confederate flag, stop venerating the cheap mass-produced monuments to white-supremacists and finally repudiate the murderous ideology that has defined and poisoned Southern society sine 1619. Read More

Administrative agencies should not quietly add requirements the statute does not contain. Read More

Fewer than three in ten newborns will live with both biological parents until the age of eighteen. Read More

Washington did some remarkable for these times and he did it twice. Read More

Budget analysts in and out of government correctly fingered entitlements as the primary driver of federal deficits. The time will come when everything will have to be included in discussion and negotiation. Read More

North Carolina clings to an ancient system of alcohol beverage control that is inefficient and bloated with a bureaucracy full of corruption and cronyism. Read More

Now is a good time for conservatives to focus attention on the issues everyone is concerned about on a daily basis — their personal and family economic status and prospects. Read More

The Spirit of '76 is not as alive in 2026. Read More

Social Security and Medicare are high-concern issues among the GenZ population. Read More

It is imperative to restore confidence and work together to build a better world for all of us. Read More

As important as the Declaration was, and remains, America’s semiquincentennial celebration is about far more than a single document or meeting. Read More

Let’s commit to MAKE AMERICA MAKE SENSE AGAIN. Read More