The United States needs a great leader; a transformative consensus-builder. Are these the words of a great consensus builder: “moron,” “bimbo,” “dummy,” “loser,” “stupid... Read More
Fuses are getting shorter in the Senate these days, and that frustration was in sharp relief Thursday as lawmakers approved their third budget deadline extension. The continuing resolution, House Bill... Read More
This story has been updated to reflect the most up-to-date information. Almost 100 North Carolina state and local government email addresses have been uncovered so far among the more than... Read More
This week rumors have circulated that the N.C. Republican Party was working on behind-the-scenes efforts to keep Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump off the state’s ballots should he... Read More
It took nearly a decade for North Carolina’s 2001 redistricting plan to wind its way through the courts, resolved finally in 2009, just in time for the next census. The plans signed into law in... Read More
Seventeen years ago, our daughter went to her first day of kindergarten in the Wake County public schools. This week, she went to her first day as a student teacher in the Wake County public schools... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, August 27, 2015. Not many people try to intervene in lawsuits as defendants. But nothing about the SB 36/HB 263 roller-coaster ride has been normal. A group led by... Read More
Day 56 and still no state budget. But there is proof lawmakers are getting closer. Lawmakers appear to finally be making progress on a budget deal. They announced Wednesday they've come to an... Read More
Rob Christensen in this article takes the typical progressive debate tactic of completely mischaracterizing an opposing viewpoint, and then addressing that conjured up caricature rather than the... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, August 25, 2015. It was 10 years ago this Sunday that the North Carolina Senate created a state lottery despite the opposition of all 21 Republican members. How... Read More
