Rules for thee, not for me
What will you think if/when a conservative president uses this OSHA precedent to impose a rule with which you disagree? Read More
NC SPIN Posts by Donna Martinez
Civitas poll: Biden job approval sinks to new low in North Carolina
North Carolina is becoming unfriendly territory for the president, but voters are split on Governor Cooper's performance. Read More
How Valuable Is Trump’s Endorsement?
Though the US Senate election is more than a year away the primary is just months from now. Candidates are already campaigning. Read More
Senate passes a bill to prevent indoctrination in schools.
The bill affirms the public school systems' mission to accurately teach students about North Carolina's racial past and protects impartial instruction. But it also contains caveats to prevent students from professing belief in discriminatory concepts. Read More
Concerned about Greenhouse Gas Emissions? We've got good news for you.
The US leads the world in cutting CO2. In 2020, CO2 emissions were at the lowest level since 1984. Read More
Burr and Tillis call on Cooper to end federal unemployment benefits
Nearly half the states have already ended the benefit. Our Senators say it is time for North Carolina to join them. Read More
State’s CON law forces 2 hospitals into ridiculous fight over beds & operating rooms
In a state known for its highly skilled workforce and world-class medical and research facilities, 23 categories of services are smothered by Certificate of Need rules. Read More
9 Things legislators can do to make your life easier and better
This session of The General Assembly will consist of three phases. Here are some recommendations that focus on freedom, free markets, and limited constitutional government. Read More
Soaking the rich with a wealth tax
A wealth tax is about penalizing the productive. Just because. Read More
School choice can help mend our cultural conflicts
Many moms and dads have never been as connected to the day-to-day education of their kids as they are now. They haven’t had much of a choice. Read More
