Former 9th district Congressional candidate Dan McCready writes in the New York times that Republicans’ voter suppression should come as no surprise. It’s long been part of the party’s playbook. Read More
Researchers across the world will spend many years sifting through dozens of relevant variables and constructing hundreds of statistical models in an attempt to understand why the COVID-19 pandemic has been more deadly in some places than in others. Read More
The State Auditor's report indicated DPI did not effectively monitor nor keep complete and accurate data and the Sate Board of Education says it is disappointed in the findings. Read More
Neither the pandemic nor the economy is likely to help the party in the White House. Read More
We need to trust business leaders and the people of this state to be good citizens and to take the necessary precautions so we can have more businesses open to salvage small and medium-sized commerce. Read More
Both North Carolina political parties have a sorry legacy of framing election laws and voting districts for political advantage. Read More
Talk of bipartisanship would be a darn sight better than what we’ve witnessed in recent years, it’s still vastly less than what is needed. Read More
The phase-in plan Cooper announced isn’t reasonable. It is too slow, rigid, and draconian. Read More
In times of emergency Governors can act, can command cameras and political news gets blocked out. This is good for Roy Cooper. Read More
It would be helpful if government leaders spoke with greater clarity about when and how they plan to ease restrictions on our freedoms. We have a right to see them and we are all on the same team. Read More
