Is Donald Trump really a unique political candidate? Did North Carolina ever have anybody in politics who compares with him? When I asked that question in a column last year, I suggested U.S. Senator... Read More
Much has been made about the role that white voters will play in this year’s election, especially those without a college education who are seen as the backbone of Donald Trump's support. With the... Read More
Editor’s note: As the 2016 election season in North Carolina shifts into high gear, few issues are subject to fiercer debate than the state of the economy and the wellbeing of average North Carolina... Read More
Let Hillary pack the Supreme Court, Tom said, and the country’s kaput. And that’s the way he sees it: Voting for Hillary’s wrong. Voting for Trump’s wrong. But voting for Trump is less wrong... Read More
The falling credibility of the McCrory Administration in drinking water scandal The McCrory Administration has a big problem on its hands—and so do people living near leaking coal ash ponds who are... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, August 14, 2016. Shortly after Republicans took control of the General Assembly in the 2010 elections, Sen. Bob Rucho of Mecklenburg County was put in charge of... Read More
Recent media stories and editorials have given support to the questionable and inconsistent scientific conclusions reached by toxicologist Ken Rudo and have created unnecessary fear and confusion... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, August 15, 2016. The architects of the current maps of General Assembly districts billed them as complying with the law and the Constitution, saying they fully... Read More
While talking heads say North Carolina is going from a reliably red state to a purple or blue state, the reality on the ground in North Carolina actually looks different. Although North Carolina may... Read More
by Tyler Dukes, WRAL.com, August 14, 2016. For several years at the end of April, an email fired off from the account of Attorney General Roy Cooper to every one of his more than 800 workers in the... Read More
