Two questions about election reforms in the House budget
Including policy not authorizing the expenditure of state funds distorts the true purpose of the state budget and reduces government transparency and accountability. Read More
Including policy not authorizing the expenditure of state funds distorts the true purpose of the state budget and reduces government transparency and accountability. Read More
Tricia Cotham joins a list of prominent Democrats who have switched parties. Some rise above principles. Read More
Cheers are what matters these days? But does that make them truth? Read More
Democrats power to sustain Governor Cooper's vetos was weak; now it non-existent. Read More
In the past half-century our state has re-made its economy. Read More
Is America a bright shining city on a hill or a bright shining lie? Read More
Democrats blast legislative proposal as another higher ed power grab, but Republicans say they aim to address a leadership revolving door Read More
The movement to make our tax system more progressive is misguided. Read More
We know the science or rising tides and coastal erosion. The question is how will we be willing to change, how we live with the dynamics of the sea and sound around us? Read More
A recent High Point University poll asked 793 registered voters to rank issues in order of importance. They were school safety, inflation, education, health care, law enforcement, supporting veterans, opioids, job creation, voting integrity, and taxes. Read More