About 4 million people, including children, seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, will see the food assistance they need terminated or cut substantially. Read More
In the ongoing budget debate, the House is drawing a firm line — State tax cuts must be structured to protect our economy and our citizens. Read More
We must all ask a basic question: Who are our decisions truly serving and what return are we expecting? Read More
With conservative majorities in the General Assembly, lawmakers focused not on expanding government but on conserving individual liberty, economic opportunity, and democratic accountability. Read More
The recent Caribbean homicide was unclassified and unclassy. Don't try to tell us that what we saw wasn't what happened. Read More
A recent report says that North Carolina needs to spend $120 billion in water, stormwater, and sewer systems but Washington can't and won't pick up much of the exenditure. Read More
Trump 2.0 has recruited incompetent, but loyal sycophants who would lie, cheat, steal and yes, it turns out, even kill for him. Read More
In a time where we have an escalating federal deficit and competing state budget priorities, incentives programs should, at a minimum, face increased public reporting on state and county agreements, audits on company performance, and clawback provisions for companies that fail to deliver. Read More
What would Truman say about Trump? Read More
Do we live in an era when bribes to a politician should be prosecuted? Read More
