Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, August 18, 2013. North Carolina taxpayers will pay dearly for inexcusable mistakes made by the State Bureau of Investigation over the years. But men who will... Read More
Why can’t politicians just own their gaffes? In the latest round of “too absurd to believe” Tim Moffitt shenanigans, the state representative from Buncombe County claims he just badly delivered... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, August 17, 2013. And just like that, summer is gone. Oh sure, there's at least one more hot spell in our future, and we won't be raking leaves for a while yet. But... Read More
Editorial, Greenville Daily Reflector, August 17, 2013. Last Thursday’s visit to a unique public school in Plymouth by the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture couldn’t have come at a better time for... Read More
Viewpoint, Charlotte Observer, August 18, 2013. We write to express our concerns with recently enacted changes in education policy and reductions in school funding. We offer these concerns as a... Read More
Editorial by Wilmington Star-News, August 17, 2013. A lot of bills have crossed Gov. Pat McCrory’s desk since he took office in January as the first Republican in the office in 20 years. But it wasn... Read More
Editorial, Greensboro News and Record, August 18, 2013. Gov. Pat McCrory had the right idea when he decided not to hold a public ceremony while signing the state’s sweeping — and repressive... Read More
Anyone who doubts that Hillary Clinton is already in fine fighting trim for a presidential run should consider her speech to the American Bar Association in San Francisco. She assailed an alleged... Read More
The GOP establishment pandered to Tea Party extremism to win the 2010 midterm elections. Now, it's reaping the whirlwind 'Today, the intra-party cleavage is between the Republican establishment and... Read More
Erskine Bowles teed off on the inability of Congress and the Obama administration to make the tough choices the country needs to become fiscally responsible during a talk to more than 400 Triad... Read More
