The grift of the mindless MAGABOTS
When it comes to Donald Trump hate is the gas that fuels his unorthodox presidential campaign, and feverish quest to return to power. Read More
NC Spin Articles
High Point Poll; NC Registered voters say Inflation and national security are top issues for D.C/
The latest High Point University Poll finds that self-identified registered voters in North Carolina are split in their intended votes for U.S. president and U.S. Congress, as well as North Carolina governor, House of Representatives and Senate. Read More
Both sides offer bad trade policies
We can’t afford another round of costly trade wars that diminish foreign markets for the machinery, pharmaceuticals, farm products, and other goods and services we produce. Read More
Why are jobs increasing?
The March report indicating 300,000 new jobs was significantly above expectations for a number of reasons. But can this continue? Read More
Truth social is neither but it doesn't matter
Is Trump a lizard-brain genius or is the whole system is so corrupt that decent, hardworking folk will never get ahead? Read More
Distract and divide
The oldest trick in the right-wing playbook: use DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) to stir up hate and prejudice that will divide us. Read More
A hard fight to win
In an Alabama state House election the Democrat hammered the Republican on abortion. The Republican dodged. He lost a seat the GOP held for two decades by 25 points. Read More
Quinnipiac NC Poll:Trump On Upside Of Too-Close-To-Call Race, Quinnipiac University North Carolina Poll Finds; Governor's Race: Stein Leads Robinson 52% - 44%
The top three issues are immigration, the economy and preserving democracy. Read More
Climate scientists: Hurricane season could be rough, including in North Carolina
The probability that a major hurricane will make landfall along the East Coast is 34%, well above the long-term average of 21% Read More
Justice’s questions could pave way for new NC deference standard
Dietze has questioned what happens when government agencies write their own rules. Read More
