Sluggish economy is not political
The economic recovery from the Great Recession is painfully sluggish — and it’s not all Barack Obama’s fault. Nor can the fault be laid solely at the feet of George W. Bush, or North Carolina... Read More
The economic recovery from the Great Recession is painfully sluggish — and it’s not all Barack Obama’s fault. Nor can the fault be laid solely at the feet of George W. Bush, or North Carolina... Read More
With the shutdown beginning to fade from view, Obamacare opponents, learning from past battles, are revising their tactics and turning their focus to a push to let people keep their current health... Read More
The calendar has turned to November and the event that many North Carolina Democrats feel can’t come quickly enough is officially a year away – Election Day 2014. Democratic turnout tends to surge... Read More
Because one teacher decides to work Monday, it does not make the decision of another teacher to “walk out” a wrong or bad decision. Most teachers will be reluctant to walk-out, sick-out, or... Read More
by Adam O'Daniel, Charlotte Business Journal, November 1, 2013. U.S. Rep. Mel Watt's bid to become the next director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency was dealt a major blow Thursday when... Read More
Press release from Governor Pat McCrory, November 1, 2013. Governor Pat McCrory has named three North Carolina health care leaders to the state’s newly formed Medicaid Reform Advisory Group. The... Read More
Whatever else it does, Obamacare drives Republicans into a frenzy of hype, hypocrisy, irrationality and overreaction. Exhibit A: Republicans in Congress are outraged that website glitches prevent... Read More
CBS News reports on the incredibly low number of people who actually successfully signed up for health insurance through the complete failure commonly referred to as the Obamacare exchanges. SCOTT... Read More
from an interview with the News and Observer editorial board, posted November 1, 2013. State Auditor Beth Wood met with the editorial board and some newsroom folks this week to talk about her office... Read More
Bill Bennett, the former Triangle resident and U.S. secretary of education, has long liked to tweak the people who run America’s colleges and universities. “Sure I do. I enjoy it. They deserve it... Read More