Rule of law, common sense, and the need for cooler heads in North Carolina
In a time of too much fire, let North Carolina be the calm. Read More
In a time of too much fire, let North Carolina be the calm. Read More
Good government favors aying people who do the work, eliminating what isn’t necessary, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are aligned with real service delivery. Read More
We've got the worst kind of central planning: a bloated bureaucratic process where entrenched hospital systems can block competitors from entering the market. Read More
A microschool is a rapidly growing trend; kind of a modern take on the one-room schoolhouse. It can really look like whatever the parents want it to, but generally it has fewer than 50 kids, it can have a customized curriculum and be led by a certified teacher or a team of parents.. Read More
North Carolina’s role in the founding of the nation will get renewed attention, with events and projects across the state as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of American Independence. Read More
Conservatives should reject the tariff plan because free trade is a proven strategy. Read More
Whether North Carolina is going in the right direction or on the wrong track is tied at 38%, and more than 87% are in favor of term limits for legislative leadership positions. Read More
Returning to a 40 percent threshold to win a primary election will strengthen the electoral process. Read More
Much of the state’s budget and spending data was either difficult to access, incomplete, or unavailable to the public. North Carolina lagged behind in providing taxpayers with the tools needed to track how their money was spent. Read More
The comparison between Trump’s rally and the 1939 Nazi rally held in the same iconic venue, implies a clear historical parallel that is dangerous. Read More