Editorial by Eric Frazier, The Charlotte Observer, April 29, 2015. Government is pretty distrusted these days, but here in North Carolina, motorists of all political stripes can rightfully sing the... Read More
When it comes to the treatment of Gov. Pat McCrory's administration, the House often is the good cop, and the Senate is the bad cop. Or maybe the Senate is the strict parent, while the House is more... Read More
Those who advocate rational public policy, based on a thorough understanding of the principles of human action and the benefits of voluntary exchange, are bound to be disappointed much of the time... Read More
Why thousands of average citizens could get dragged into court by controversial “debt buying” legislation If you thought that the ignominy of being sued for “bad debt” and all the fun things... Read More
John Drescher of the N&O called foul on Governor McCrory’s public-records stonewalling. But will the media referees let McCrory manufacture a counterpunch against Roy Cooper? It’s called “false... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, April 28, 2015. Pictures don’t lie. A bystander’s cellphone video of a North Charleston, S.C., police officer’s fatal shooting on April 4 of a black motorist... Read More
by Tyler Dukes, WRAL, April 28, 2015. Former leaders of the state's commerce agency warn that the uncertainty over North Carolina's job incentives programs is affecting the state's ability to compete... Read More
The economic world doesn’t treat everyone and everything equally. We clearly see this in the on-going debates about income inequality, CEO pay, the minimum wage and taxes. Another way we see this is... Read More
Of the 11 African-Americans elected to the state Senate last year, eight took their seats with no opposition last November. The remaining three won by garnering an average of 71 percent of the votes... Read More
As I read the newspaper and watch television news, I continue to see references to “black lives matter,” the slogan made famous by demonstrators in the aftermath of the deaths of Michael Brown and... Read More
