NC Spin Articles

House touts some good education ideas

N.C. House Republicans are voting this week on their 2015-17 biennial budget proposal. School-based personnel are among the big winners. Although I agree that other parts of the House budget are...    Read More

May 22, 2015

Do rules not apply to "Napoleon" Rucho?

by Taylor Batten, Charlotte Observer, May 21, 2015. We’ve watched for years as Bob Rucho’s thirst for power has grown insatiable. With each bit of authority he was given, the state senator and...    Read More

May 22, 2015



It's my way or no give away

Editorial by Charlotte Observer, May 21, 2015. Have you ever contributed to political candidates or parties? If so, you probably didn’t agree with all their policy positions. More likely, you shared...    Read More

May 22, 2015

The problem with passwords

Editorial by Burlington Times-News, May 19, 2015. How many passwords is too many? For most of us, it’s more than one. Today, though, that’s just about everybody. According to Microsoft research...    Read More

May 21, 2015

For voting rights, a blockbuster summer ahead

Just as the U.S. Supreme Court wraps up its term with decisions in several high-profile cases expected in late June, state and federal courts here will be gearing up for what promises to be a long hot...    Read More

May 21, 2015


Fennebresque on the fault line

John Fennebresque is the political equivalent of Nepal. He sits squarely astride the two giant, grinding tectonic plates of North Carolina’s political world as he leads the UNC Board of Governors...    Read More

May 21, 2015

Hoodoo

MCOs (Managed Care Companies) are a species of corporate locust but a cohort of silver-tongued Super PAC Managers and I.E. Campaign Managers are hard at work to convince legislators MCOs can heal by...    Read More

May 21, 2015