North Carolinians uncertain about taking COVID-19 vaccine
North Carolinians are well informed about the development of the COVID-19 vaccine but many are waiting to decide if they will take the shot. Read More
North Carolinians are well informed about the development of the COVID-19 vaccine but many are waiting to decide if they will take the shot. Read More
It only makes sense that the Department of Labor would institute reasonable rules to protect workers from the workplace spread of a deadly virus. It punted. Read More
Elections should very rarely be viewed as a mandate from voters for one party to run roughshod over another, according to North Carolina voters. Read More
The people who work in our election system are patient and professional. They deserve our thanks. Read More
A large number are skeptical about taking the shot. Will they be persuaded when it is their turn? Read More
Most North Carolinians believe affirmative action is an important and effective way to reduce the disadvantages some of our fellow citizens face in pursuing their dreams. But most believe it is both wrong and counterproductive for government to make decisions based on race or ethnicity. Read More
Only Wyoming, Connecticut, Alaska, and DC have higher subsidies. Read More
The biggest obstacle to containing the spread of the disease is the spread of misinformation from conservative ideologues who believe that government overreach is more dangerous than a virus that is killing people. Read More
North Carolinians are tired of policies driven by divided partisanship and want solutions to the problems they face. Whoever does that well will see benefits in 2022. Read More
Spreading untruths and rosy fantasies is not the smartest approach to dealing with a deadly pandemic. Read More