Thank God for those Tar Heel boys
Future historians hopefully will look back and cite the actions of The Tar Heel boys on April 30 as the turning point on college campuses nationwide. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by Frank Hill
The next frontier in college athletics
The free market may be poised to make decisions while college administrators and NCAA officials can't make up their minds. Read More
Religion-less discourse about abortion
Republicans think unfertilized eggs are good to eat in omelets and quiches, but no, they don’t think unfertilized eggs are “chickens.” Read More
Anti-semitic lies versus the boots of truth
Before you get all wrung-out worrying about AI distorting the news, worry more about supposedly self-described “independent, unbiased” journalists doing the same thing behind a facade of objectivity. Read More
Lefty Driesell and the passing of the ACC golden era
With corporatism dominating college athletics and coaches being fearful about saying anything controversial Lefty is fondly remembered for always being colorful. Read More
Faith and reason in elections
If Trump would go on TV, confess his sins and ask forgiveness, being really contrite, many evangelical Christians might consider voting for him. Read More
We get what we vote for
A local government is required to lower the tax rate so that the higher property tax valuations across the entire county will yield roughly the same amount of tax revenue next year as in the previous one. Read More
Putting Democrats on the defensive about abortion
Politics is like a basketball game in many respects. A campaign is either playing offense or defense and the team which is on offense the most usually wins. Read More
Tax colleges and universities
Colleges and universities have evolved into multi-headed institutions that should not be allowed to a have tax-exempt nonprofit status. Read More
Politicians are the problem, not government
The difference between candidates can be boiled down to this: “Does a candidate want to use the coercive power of government to pass more laws to make you do something ― or not?” Read More
