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DG ran several times and lost but North Carolina was the real loser! Read More

North Carolina policymakers can and should work together to improve the quality of public services such as education and the courts, promote innovation in health care and transportation, and foster stable families and safe communities. Read More

The court has been silent 650 days since hearing oral arguments in the Leandro case. They must be having a hard time deciding what damage to inflict on our public schools.. Read More

Read for yourself the three page letter Amy Galey left Berger's opponent for re-election. Read More

North Carolina continues to fall short in preparing, hiring, and retaining educators of color. 57.2% of North Carolina’s public school students identified as students of color, while 29.4% of the state’s educators are nonwhite. Read More

Instead of asking what side God is on, we should be asking are we on God's side? Read More

After a poll revealed his opponent had a huge lead over him, Berger's team put on a full court press for Trump's endorsement. Read More

The Supreme Court found that the Fourteenth Amendment provided no manageable standards to judge when consideration of partisanship went too far. Read More

Vacuums of leadership are readily filled with leaders who either think they can do better than the guy before them or those who seek power for power’s sake and run the ship like pirates and thugs. Read More

The retirement of the head of the Government Accountability Office touched off a turf war between Congress and the Trump administration, which acts independently. Read More