How a party civil war could affect NC Democrats
As this full-on civil war within the Democratic Party escalates, it may have effects on the ground. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by David Larson
DEI out in state government, but remains ingrained in wider culture
It would be great to get to a point where the culture at large also doesn’t feel the need to micromanage the demographics of movie characters, the opinions of software engineers, or any other example of an individual trying to pursue the American dream. Read More
World Cup visitors remind us, 250 years later, America is still great
Many visitors for the World Cup were shocked to discover they had been lied to about the United States. Read More
Just because it’s a bill, doesn’t mean it’s being considered
When a bill gets sent to the Rules Committee you know it is going to die. Read More
Social Security insolvency would be a disaster for NC seniors
Social Security and Medicare are high-concern issues among the GenZ population. Read More
NC’s Senate race may not be ‘most expensive in history’ after all
The Cooper-Whatley Senate race has been projected to be the most expensive in history, but unless Whatley's numbers start to rise significantly. Read More
You’ll take our vouchers from our cold, dead hands
If the state saves money on the education of tens of thousands of students by giving them Opportunity Scholarships, that actually frees up more funds for the remaining public school students, and for teacher salaries Read More
Hospitals should battle in the marketplace, not the courtroom
The North Carolina Healthcare Association (formerly the NC Hospital Association) is the main reason the archaic Certificate of Need system remains Read More
Sometimes the public is wrong
Sometimes, the results of public opinion polls can be wrong! Read More
Education needs to adapt quickly to screen-obsessed culture
If the point of education is to raise people who can think for themselves, are of good character, and understand the world around them, alternative education methods may show the way forward. Read More
