Information tax
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 30, 2013. The McCrory administration is only running government like a business by charging for public records. So, perhaps residents also can expect... Read More
NC Spin Articles
How Certificates of Need laws drive up health care prices
Retired optometrist William C. Padgett has been trying to create an elderly care facility in Beaufort County for over a decade. Thousands of seniors across the state sit on a waitlists for various... Read More
Flipped classes: short videos at home, discussion in class
Science teacher Vance Kite spent most of the 90-minute lesson on genetic mutations at City of Medicine Academy circulating the room, talking to students, answering their questions and drawing diagrams... Read More
N.C. Democrats: Too early to worry about health care rollout’s election impact
County Democratic leaders in North Carolina have been watching weeks of Republican attacks on Sen. Kay Hagan over the Affordable Care Act. From the state’s cities to its low-wage rural counties... Read More
College saving deduction will be missed
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, November 28, 2013. About the only cost that seems to keep anywhere close to pace with rising health care expenses is college tuition. Students, parents and... Read More
Legislature must safeguard pension system
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, November 28, 2013. Four community college presidents and their boards have provided the General Assembly with a perfect example of why legislators can’t take... Read More
Fort Bragg vulnerable in budget battles
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, November 28, 2013. Although Fort Bragg sits on Fayetteville's doorstep, it may be too familiar a presence for us to easily see how big it is. It isn't just big. The... Read More
McCrory can help N.C. metro areas
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 29, 2013. The passengers boarded the plane, which taxied to the runway and took off, while Gov. Pat McCrory stood waving at the gate. Now he says it... Read More
Josh Stein says he'll run for NC Attorney General in 2016
by Patrick Gannon, The Insider, published in News and Observer, November 27, 2013. State Sen. Josh Stein, a Wake County Democrat, is eyeing the state attorney general’s office in 2016. Stein, in a... Read More
Nice guys can finish first
Editorial in News and Observer, November 28, 2013. Some alumni of Ole Miss, otherwise known as the University of Mississippi, are still angry about what happened to David Cutcliffe in December... Read More
