Here I Stand: Islam is the enemy
Recent weeks have clearly shown that Islamic terrorists are successfully recruiting, growing their networks, and executing their carnage around the globe. Can they be stopped? It should be of great... Read More
NC Spin Articles
I-Team: 'Credible threat' of terrorism in NC?
The man in charge of public safety for all of North Carolina tells the I-Team the state is facing a "potential credible threat of terrorism." Frank Perry says ISIS sympathizers are in North Carolina... Read More
In troubled times, some important advances to protect student rights
In the last few years, the rights of students in North Carolina universities have received some significant new protections. It is important that state legislators and educators continue to do so, for... Read More
N.C. employers to glean $600+ million boon in unemployment tax savings
by Drew Elliot, Jones and Blount, November 20, 2015. A letter that many North Carolina businesses will begin receiving today tells employers that a collective $550 million in tax surcharge reduction... Read More
Rucho's revealing words about public schools
The most telling words spoken at this week’s meeting of the General Assembly‘s top oversight committee had nothing to do with the pay to play scandal in the McCrory Administration, the ridiculous... Read More
Cooper joins the dark side
by John Wynne, Politics NC, November 19, 2015. Roy Cooper is getting a lot of flack from progressives for largely taking the same stance as Governor McCrory on the refugee matter. Actually, flack is... Read More
A lesson on lockdowns
As I drove my 5-year-old daughter to kindergarten on a recent morning, I reminded her that we were going out of town for a few days at Thanksgiving to visit family in Ohio. Her first response: “I... Read More
Hijacked by politics
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 20, 2015. Refugee hysteria is bringing out the worst in politicians. North Carolina’s attorney general, Roy Cooper, could have taken a position for... Read More
State government ethics. Is a 'D' too generous?
How fitting it was last week that the Center for Public Integrity gave North Carolina a grade of D in a nationwide State Integrity Investigation. Just recently, Gov. Pat McCrory announced that the... Read More
