McCrory: Why I signed the Voter ID bill
The common sense, election reforms I just signed into law will protect the integrity of one of the most precious rights guaranteed in our state constitution, the right to vote. Voter photo... Read More
NC Spin Articles
Berger focusing on kids more than money
Sen. Phil Berger There are some dishonest but powerful special interests in Raleigh who are forgetting what our public schools are all about. Instead of focusing on the kids, they’re focusing on one... Read More
Dropout rate playing with numbers
The Beaufort Observer, August 12, 2013. Politicians who run for office always look for issues they thin will get them votes. I suspect if you could accurately assess it, the high school "dropout" rate... Read More
Public sector job loss concerns overblown
Perhaps you’ve read that governments are shedding jobs as the private sector makes employment gains. As Barron’s “Economic Beat” columnist Gene Epstein says in his latestpiece, the... Read More
NC Teachers are fed up
Editorial by News and Observer, August 10, 2013. North Carolina, a right-to- work state, doesn’t have teachers unions, but as teachers return to their classrooms this month they’ve never been more... Read More
Senate GOP out-raises Dems 12 to 1
Senate Republicans out-raised their Democratic counterparts by more than 12 to 1 during the first half of 2013, and GOP senators had four times more cash remaining in their campaign accounts than... Read More
Gaining on reducing obesity
Editorial by News and Observer, August 9, 2013. For kids, obesity has many side effects, beyond the established health problems it can bring later in life, from diabetes to heart disease. Kids who are... Read More
UNC, Duke Student Governments Denounce North Carolina Voter ID Bill
The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and Duke University are normally bitter rivals, but their student governments put aside their differences this week to issue a joint statement denouncing... Read More
McCrory cites accomplishments and goals
As Gov. Pat McCrory ponders the 38 bills he has yet to sign from the spring legislative session, he is contending with a microcosm of his political push and pull with lawmakers during the recently end... Read More
NC's Republican tax experiment
Tax reform is still all talk, talk, talk in Washington. And many expect real action could take years. But not in North Carolina. The state has taken a very big first step in overhauling its tax code... Read More
