Editorial by Charlotte Observer, November 4, 2015. When the Observer’s editorial board endorsed Pat McCrory for governor in 2012, we said that we liked his long track record as a hard-working... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, November 5, 2015. That whirling sound you can hear all over Raleigh and even as far away as Charlotte? It's Gov. Pat McCrory's spin machine, running full tilt... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 5, 2015. As popular as Howard Coble was in North Carolina’s 6th Congressional District, he still wasn’t appreciated enough. Coble was the rare... Read More
Cornerstone Solutions, a Republican political consulting firm, and Campaign Connections, a Democratic firm, have been hired to promote the the $2 billion bond referendum that will be on the March... Read More
Last week, the UNC Board of Governors committee meetings began to run behind schedule when the Committee on Personnel and Tenure went into a prolonged closed session. Outside, observers wondered what... Read More
One of the fundamental promises of the American criminal justice system is that ordinary citizens have the power to help decide how justice is handed down. But the truth is, we have never fully... Read More
During the 2013 legislative session, North Carolina lawmakers adopted legislation fundamentally restructuring the state’s tax code. The package included tax cuts for both individuals and businesses... Read More
As high school students embark on the journey of applying for college, many question how the school they choose will impact their future. Will a bigger or more expensive university lead to a better... Read More
A pair of ethics complaints lodged against Gov. Pat McCrory by the liberal advocacy group Progress NC have been dismissed by the State Ethics Commission. One complaint, filed in January, alleged that... Read More
Conserve [v. kuh n-surv] To use or manage wisely; preserve; save North Carolina’s Court of Appeals just threw a cold bucket of water on municipal governance. In ruling the State Assembly has the... Read More
