Why are they running?
Candidates either run for office promising to lead in the best tradition of public service or become a tool of a powerful political force that represents anything but truth, or public service. Read More
Candidates either run for office promising to lead in the best tradition of public service or become a tool of a powerful political force that represents anything but truth, or public service. Read More
The governing boards of of The University of North Carolina system have excessively politically interfered with its operation. Read More
Public support for the death penalty has plummeted in recent years but North Carolina still has 136 on death row. Read More
If left alone, around 80% of districts will desist and become comfortable with the identity that matches their biology once they go through puberty. Read More
North Carolina’s Supreme Court chief justice heard cases despite a conflict of interest. Read More
Following his uncle's advice, Mike gives the bad news first, then the good news. Read More
Our political differences extend far beyond our contrasting views on specific pieces of legislation or electoral candidates. Read More
Could the choice be between grandpa and the Fuehrer? Read More
In the ‘Citizens United’ case, the Supreme Court ruled a Super PAC could take unlimited donations and corporate donations. Unlimited donations have fueled corruption. Read More
The review board has the power to approve, renew, amend and terminate charters. Read More