State debt nearly one-third lower than in 2013
This reduction in debt reduces the amount paid to reduce debt, thus freeing up more money for the General Fund. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Let's ask the right questions
Large numbers are leaving the Republican and Democratic Parties in our state. Why are they registering as unaffilated? Read More
Been thinking about rising sea levels
We get confused by the difference of damage caused by hurricanes and the rising sea levels. Read More
A two thousand year-old mirror
Did St. Paul look ahead to the End Times? Read More
Safe classrooms should be more important than embarrassing our governor
Instead of working together, as both the governor and legislature promised at the start of the year, it appears the legislature's primary goal is not to safely get children back in the classroom. Read More
How can we address climate change?
What would it take to change behaviors enough to reverse the damage done to our climate? Read More
North Carolinians can be proud of their history
Many of those wishing to remove statues and rename buildings have little understanding of our history. Let's rediscover not re-write history. Read More
What is Roy Cooper's special sauce
An article in The Atlantic that asks why Cooper is 16-0 in statewide contests perhaps overlooks one of the biggest reasons why he wins. Read More
Reduce health costs, not just price
We make it far too difficult for new providers to enter the marketplace, effectively squashing competition and innovation. This keeps costs higher. Read More
Higher costs won’t help economy
The great surges in living standards enjoyed during most of our country’s history came not from making things more expensive but by making them less expensive. Read More
