Editorial by Burlington Times-News, September 8, 2014. Aside from casting ballots for specific candidates, North Carolina voters will be asked to decide whether to amend the state constitution to... Read More
Lacking popular support to turn back the clock, the right tries to pull a fast one It’s one of the great political wonders of 21st Century America: Nearly 50 years after the United States Supreme... Read More
A TAPster unimpressed by the Hagan-Tillis debate says, “If you want to see a real debate, watch Jim Hunt debate Jesse Helms in 1984. That was like Ali and Frazier.” Ah, take me back to those... Read More
By this time next month, a private, nonprofit corporation will have opened its doors at a small office building in Cary with a big mission – recruiting jobs to North Carolina and promoting the... Read More
by Senator Kay Hagan, published in the Greensboro News-Record, September 8, 2014. In what has been called one of the worst Supreme Court rulings since the founding of our nation, the 2010 Citizens... Read More
Gene Epstein of Barron’s is the latest reviewer to heap praise on Jason Riley’s book Please Stop Helping Us. A member of the editorial board at The Wall Street Journal (published by Dow... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, September 7, 2014. Was Art Pope, who is leaving his post as state budget director, giving the University of North Carolina Board of Governors an educated critique of... Read More
Editorial by Wilmington Star-News, September 2, 2014. The cozy relationship between legislators and lobbyists is even tighter when the lobbyist is also a former fellow lawmaker. Recently retired state... Read More
First of all a warning: I am a Democrat. You cannot trust a partisan commentator to give an objective report on a political contest like a debate between candidates for the United States Senate. Now... Read More
The latest poll on North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race has Republican Thom Tillis (43 percent) and Democrat Kay Hagan (42 percent) neck-and-neck, with Libertarian Sean Haugh at 5 percent and... Read More
