Editorial by News and Observer, November 5, 2014. Republicans around the nation enjoyed a night of election results in which they finally defeated Barack Obama, a man who has twice won national... Read More
We asked our NC SPIN panelists to give us their spin on Tuesday's election results. Scroll down to see what they said: Results not a predictor for 2016, by Phil Kirk The voters once again proved the... Read More
1.President Obama told us this election was about his polices and he was right. The American people do not like ObamaCare, wishy-washy foreign policy, an escalating debt and excuses instead of... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, November 4, 2014. Republicans around the nation enjoyed a night of election results in which they finally defeated Barack Obama, a man who has twice won national... Read More
by Mark Binker, WRAL, November 5, 2014. Republican state House Speaker Thom Tillis has ousted U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, a first-term Democrat, according to incomplete and unofficial returns. Tillis' margin... Read More
Regardless of what happens today, North Carolina’s greatest policy challenge is increasingly clear It’s one of the great conundrums of modern society: All around us, images of wealth, comfort... Read More
Voter shaming” is new. Hypocrisy is as old as politics. The North Carolina Republican Party found a way to engage in both last week. A local voter received a card from the GOP with this warning... Read More
The Wainstein report covers the who, what, when, where and how questions. It even covers the little why question. Why did UNC have paper classes? The answer: to maintain athletes’ eligibility. The... Read More
How do all of those political ads show up on your TV screens and all those mailers arrive in your mailbox? Money, of course – and plenty of it. But cash gets into the hands of candidates, political... Read More
We have the final totals for the vast majority of early votes coming in for North Carolina's general election; a small number of mail-in ballots will continue to trickle in, but the numbers point to a... Read More
