Friday follies
Unhinged McCrory, more bad news from business leaders, and the feds weigh in The sweeping anti-LGBT law HB2 dominated the news in Raleigh for another week, as backroom discussions about changing the... Read More

Unhinged McCrory, more bad news from business leaders, and the feds weigh in The sweeping anti-LGBT law HB2 dominated the news in Raleigh for another week, as backroom discussions about changing the... Read More
by Jim Martin, former Governor of NC, published in Charlotte Observer, May 6, 2016. Having devoted the greater part of my life to building a competitive two-party system in the Carolinas and the South... Read More
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, May 6, 2016. The notice Wednesday from the U.S. Justice Department that House Bill 2 violates civil-rights laws, putting North Carolina at risk of being sued and... Read More
The June 7 primary for a state Supreme Court seat will go on as planned after a divided court said Friday that a recent ruling disallowing a simple up-or-down vote on a sitting justice would stand... Read More
Inspired by a fun prompt I found on the interweb…thanks tumblr She couldn’t remember a single thing about any of the presidential candidates. There was the one with the big nose, the one... Read More

An African-American has never served as a federal judge in the Eastern District of North Carolina and Senator Richard Burr apparently intends to keep it that way, judging by his knee-jerk opposition... Read More
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, May 5, 2016. For more than a decade, the U.S. District Court in Eastern North Carolina has faced a conspicuous absence – and not for a lack of nominees. The nation... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, May 4, 2016. Now that the general election matchup is essentially determined, North Carolina emerges as one of the very small handful of states that will determine who... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, May 5, 2016. Jon Hardister and other Republican legislators are wise to be talking about how they can fix the mess they created with House Bill 2. “It’s... Read More

We talk a lot about freedom in North Carolina. Freedom to choose the education opportunity that best fits your needs, freedom to spend your hard-earned money the way you want, freedom to pursue your... Read More