Cooper must take steps to get North Carolina moving by April 30
The Governor has received broad public support during the COVID-19 crisis but the public is clamoring to move forward toward life as it was. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Trump's trump card
The president's willingness to dominate the public debate can help him or hurt him. So how will he use it to win re-election? Read More
Ignorance and cynicism in action: The “re-open” movement and the hypocrites helping to drive it
The current "re-open" movement is evidence that Americans will rabblerouse and resist being told what to do — even when to do so runs utterly contrary to common sense and indisputable requirements of science and math, and places themselves, their loved ones and neighbors at great risk. Read More
A prudent reopening is sustainable
The key word is "prudent." So what would fit that bill right now Read More
Isn't it about time: To get ready for the blame game?
The pandemic blame game is getting ready to begin and each side will trot out their professionals, models, statistics and conclusions. Read More
Program Alert for Thursday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m.
Be sure to watch Dr. Mandy Cohen, Secretary of NC DHHS, talk with NC SPIN's Tom Campbell about the latest COVID-19 news in North Carolina. Thursday night at 7:30 pm on UNC-TV Read More
Reform in haste, repent in leisure
If you need a break from the constant COVID-19 discussions here's a diversion regarding the Electoral College. Read More
Are we headed for a status quo election?
Civitas President Donald Bryson says the poll is "fairly consistent with the national trend for President Trump and governors." Read More
Presidential race a toss-up; Cooper and Cunningham lead
Governor Cooper's lead over Dan Forest is growing, while Cal Cunningham's 7 point lead over Thom Tillis is virtually the same as the February poll. Read More
Richard Burr is cashing out
The Senator has always seemed like a go-along-to-get-along guy but it appears he may be using the connections he’s made and the information he gets to leave Washington in sound financial shape. Read More
