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October 20, 2026 • 7:00 PM
Seby B. Jones Performing Arts Center • Louisburg College, Louisburg NC
Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue • former Lt. Gov. Dennis Wicker • former NC Supreme Court Justice Bob Orr • former NC House Speaker Joe Mavretic • former NC Attorney General Rufus Edmisten • John Hood • Becki Gray • Brad Crone • Peg O'Connell
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Vote NO on constitutional amendmentsRepublican legislative leaders, fearful of a blue wave November 3rd, were trying to find ways to turn out their Republican conservatives. It will likely work. Read More |

Nobody likes to get bad press reviews but if you don’t like bad press, don’t do bad things. Read More

October 20th, 7 p.m. Get your ticket today. Read More

Because massive federal deficits will keep interest rates painfully elevated, I believe future presidents and lawmakers will be forced into serious actions. One of them will be to curtail, if not end, federal subsidies for highways. Read More

Our increasingly segregated housing patterns in this country are a primary reason for segregated schools. Read More

Milton Friedman singled out property taxes as particularly vulnerable to government overreach because, unlike people and money, property can’t move. Read More

Sarah Stevens calls Chief Justice Paul Newby her judicial hero. That’s disqualifying. Read More

A conservative’s argument against the ballot question this November. Read More

Oxfam’s rankings reflect a clear antiagriculture and antibusiness policy agenda. Read More

The amendment will not lower your income taxes. This year's rate is already below the proposed cap. Read More

When folks see bungled messages like the one about stolen votes it leaves them shaking their heads, wondering what happens next. Read More

Trump calls N.C. “one of the worst” Read More

Healthcare reform needs to include four terms: choice, clarity, creativity, and commitment. Read More

We could still see an October surprise, but some significant national event would be needed to alter the political environment. Read More

A majority of North Carolinians expect him to back — not block — his party’s most left-leaning activists. Read More

Republicans are no longer the party of “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.” Now they are the party of “some folks need killin’.” Read More

Views of President Donald Trump are strongly associated with how North Carolina voters say they intend to vote across the 2026 ballot. Read More

When you crush democracy, you don’t just affect elections and processes, you ensure a government at odds with your values. Read More

When legal dynamics limit the market to a few giants and competition is successfully kept out, concerns about price increases after a merger hold much more weight. Read More

A step back into a spiritual practice would calm the turbulence and settle us so we might once again find our way. Read More

If we thoughtlessly perform a constitutional appendectomy, we may rudely discover in the future that we’ve discarded something vitally important. Read More

Folks forget it was Just two years ago when many of us felt that Vice Pres. Kamala Harris was in good shape in her bid for the White House, the Trump and MAGA found enough junk to smear her and pull out a win. Read More

Artificial intelligence may radically reshape the operations and workforces of RTP’s companies Read More

Diamond City was named because from it you could see the bold diamond pattern of the nearby Cape Lookout Lighthouse. Read More

In a time of deepfakes, disinformation and doubt, those who want to do good in the world — and to inspire others to do the same — have to do as much showing as telling. Read More

The Carolina Journal poll demonstrated decisive support for limits on government taxation power but also preferred government limited in reach and spending. Read More