North Carolina continues to be ruled and held back by the party of fear
Republican obviously fear that certain voters – young people, people of color, and people of low income – will reject them. Read More

Republican obviously fear that certain voters – young people, people of color, and people of low income – will reject them. Read More

As NC House Speaker Tillis learned that governing requires counting votes, determining whether a policy will work, understanding who will implement it, and considering who will pay the price when the details go wrong. Read More

Whatley will likely not take the Senator's advice not to be afraid to push back against Trump. Read More

Rezoning delays have a real cost and that cost falls on the applicant. Read More

Representative Paré’s transgender dress code would return our state to the days of HB2. Read More

Blind to history, we no longer see old sins as deadly threats. Read More

56% - a majority of North Carolinians - believe things will be worse for their children and grandchildren in the years ahead. Read More

It would be unwise for the General Assembly to fund named state employees in a budget bill and ought not appropriate tax dollars directly to specified local or private recipients. Read More

We are experiencing the same situation today as Social Security faced in the 1980s. Read More

The Edwards scandal is more bad news for the GOP in a year that’s already not working out for them. Read More