Some Thoughts about 2022 Election's Aftermath in North Carolina
The political past can tell us about the future. Read More
The political past can tell us about the future. Read More
This comment addresses matters not addressed by any of the parties or the Court, but helps explain why this decision is inappropriate for resolution by an appellate court. Read More
The midterm election showed that the country, as a whole, wants the middle back. Read More
There are several schools of thought about how best to accelerate and broaden economic growth in North Carolina. Read More
What can we do if there are further strains on the economy? Read More
Regional universities cannot grow their way out of enrollment declines. They can’t price their way out, research their way out or fundraise their way out. What they can and must do is reinvent and innovate. Read More
The court-drawn congressional map is more favorable to Democrats than one drawn without partisan data to benefit one party. Read More
The latest Leandro decision is not about North Carolina’s failure to afford its children with the opportunity to receive a sound basic education, but is all about power. Read More
Will elected public officials provoke a constitutional crisis by ignoring the Supreme Court ruling? Read More
There is a movement in our state and in our country that threatens the very Republic and Democracy that we all trust will bring forth justice and fairness for all. Read More