Each political party has historical reasons to be skeptical of the other’s intentions. Now is the moment to come together for the good of North Carolina. since no one knows who will controll the legislature after the 2020 elections. Read More
There are three reasons why voter ID remains a reasonable policy. Now it's time to make it work. Read More
Thomas Mills, in Politics North Carolina says very few judges, regardless of political party, like gerrymandering. While Democrats may be cheering this decision, it does not mean the state is about to take a sharp turn to the left. Read More
Medicaid expansion in Louisiana resulted in skyrocketing enrollments and costs. North Carolina would face the same. Read More
Madeline Baker with the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal reports that many students in our public university students are state residents so it's not surprising they stay here after graduation. Read More
What sets progressives apart from extremists on the ideological right is their understanding that the market economy is not, for all of its many strengths, infallible or divine. Read More
A New York Times editorial says that when foxes guard the henhouse the hens invariably disappear. Three North Carolina judges aimed their sights squarely at the foxes. Read More
It appears North Carolina will continue to grow and add jobs. The question is at what pace? Here are some things to consider. Read More
The latest report from the Reason Foundation is a mixed bag for North Carolina's highway system. Read More
Thomas Mills comments on the Klan rally in Hillsborough. Read More
