We need to have transparency and logic in our trade, tax, and energy policies — because small businesses don’t operate on cable news cycles. They operate on balance sheets and razor-thin margins. Read More
Even when a voter agrees with a candidate on issues, if he sees that candidate as crooked or untrustworthy he won’t vote for him. Read More
The Illinois governor got his political start working on Terry Sanford's US Senate campaign in 1986. Read More
Free societies aren’t perfect societies. No such societies exist. But they are also dynamic, creative, and, in the best sense of the word, progressive. Read More
11 counties in our state don't even have a private school but vouchers are taking funds away from their students. Read More
Clean energy investments, coupled with North Carolina's business-friendly environment are transforming our state. Read More
As lawmakers hurtle toward their self-imposed May 8 “crossover deadline” – the date by which many bills must be approved in one house to be eligible for consideration in the other – the legislative process is arguably its chaotic worst. Read More
Can state laws restrict or govern hunting on Sundays? Read More
The DEI police are going to choke once they read the Spring 2025 USA Philatelic Catalogue of Commemorative Stamps. Heads will roll! Read More
John Swanson Jacobs fought to to redeem the “promissory note” of the Declaration of Independence, as Martin Luther King Jr. memorably put it. Read More
