10 Democrats and 19 Republicans who have direct ties to PPP loans voted for the bill. These legislators, at the least, should have publicly and clearly disclosed their direct interest in the PPP loans before a vote was taken. Read More
Rick Henderson writes in his Deregulator blog that as a general rule, election reforms should make it easier to vote and harder to cheat, but a current bill considered by the legislature doesn't accomplish this goal. Read More
The State Board of Elections is seeking to reduce the number of observers, thus making elections less transparent. Read More
Cheri Beasley is quickly consolidating support among the Democratic political establishment. Read More
It may well be that the race-centered “woke” movement is a cover, a smokescreen, prompting us to direct mistrust, anger, and blame against each other rather than the ruling elite mainly responsible for inequities and injustices the woke mob claims to care about. Read More
Donald Trump is quickly fading from the national conversation, but sadly, here in North Carolina, his toxic and cynical brand of power politics lives stubbornly on. Read More
The American government needs a course correction, and North Carolina could be a leader by joining sister states to trigger what Article V of the federal Constitution calls a “convention for proposing amendments.” Read More
Why was so little known and reported about the Mecklenburg Declaration and why, after more than 150 years of attention, did interest in the Meck Dec wane? Read More
But critical race theory advocates seek to transform corporate governance, our justice system, and the curriculum of our public schools. Its assumptions are incompatible with freedom, liberal education, and equality under the law. Read More
Some North Carolina lawmakers may need a refresher course. Read More
