Editorial by News and Observer, September 18, 2014. Gov. Pat McCrory's proposal to borrow $1 billion to "kick-start" state transportation projects is notable for its potential to "kick-start" his... Read More
North Carolina's health secretary said Wednesday her agency is collecting information for Gov. Pat McCrory to offer him possible ways to expand Medicaid coverage to more people under the federal... Read More
Editorial by Salisbury Post, September 18, 2014. Give Gov. Pat McCrory credit. While most people in politics are focussed on Election Day 2014 — or 2016 — he wants to talk about the transportation... Read More
The Old Wise Leader (OWL) chuckled over coffee about Republicans’ voter-suppression drive: “They should beware the Law of Unintended Consequences.” I enjoy talking with OWL. He reads a lot... Read More
Editorial by Durham Herald-Sun, September 18, 2014. In a couple of years, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will no longer offer education. The university, repositioning itself for... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, September 18, 2014. Somebody finally blinked. So maybe we can get to work upgrading and expanding our state's highways and other transportation systems. Maybe... Read More
Pat McCrory made comprehensive, long-term transportation planning a centerpiece in his 2012 campaign for governor. Indeed, progressive transportation development was one of his top accomplishments as... Read More
Gov. Pat McCrory said Wednesday he wants the state to borrow more than $1 billion to “kick-start” a raft of mostly rural transportation projects. “Our small towns are still struggling... Read More
Editorial by Burlington Times-News, September 16, 2014. North Carolina taxpayers have spent more than $7.2 million on consultants for the department that administers Medicaid and other human services... Read More
First Governor McCrory compared Senator Phil Berger to Tony Rand, Marc Basnight and Harry Reid. Then, McCrory said he wouldn’t call the legislature back into session because “after a lengthy... Read More
