Whether it be for religious services, support groups, book clubs, video “play dates,” or virtual “coffees” with neighbors and colleagues, modern technology serves a timeless need, the desire for sociability that is deeply embedded in human nature. Read More
Did Governor Cooper make the right call? Regardless there is no way people will shelter in place for months. Read More
Many North Carolinians have been laid off, furloughed, or seen their self-employment income dwindle to little or nothing. Our state's response should be rapid, robust and prudent. Read More
Increasing regulation isn't the way to respond to disasters. Deregulation has its uses. Read More
Pandemics, wars, and other disasters have always tested the durability of the institutions that form free societies. If they are to pass the test, we must all do our part — and keep our heads. Read More
It is always wise to gather the facts before taking action but too often we jump to conclusions. Read More
Civilization requires government to perform certain tasks that private institutions, based on mutual consent and explicit contracts, cannot adequately perform. Read More
At a time when our federal government has lost its moorings, North Carolina needs to once again assume the role of cantankerous old coot at the Constitutional garden party. Read More
No matter how many elections you’ve watched or participated in, you should always be prepared for surprising outcomes and new learning opportunities. Read More
Have perceptions of political parties changed? What about the realities? Read More
