Lawmakers should get serious about fraud
The political attention paid to the fiscal impact of aid to Ukraine is far out of proportion to its contribution to federal deficits. Read More
The political attention paid to the fiscal impact of aid to Ukraine is far out of proportion to its contribution to federal deficits. Read More
States with higher-than-average marriage rates among their working-aged adults had higher-than-average economic performance. Read More
Every dollar spent by our state government should be clearly reported and counted as part of the General Fund appropriation in whatever year it is withdrawn and spent. Read More
In healthy communities, we don’t assume that those with whom we differ must be dishonest, stupid, or evil. Such mutual respect makes it possible to work and live together. Read More
North Carolina attitudes closely mirror those of people in the nation. Read More
Neither Democrats nor Republicans are satisfied with Obamacare. One wants to expand it, the other wants to vilify it. Read More
While North Carolina remains a relative bargain, our cost of living has been rising toward the national average for quite a while. Read More
The final outcomes took too long to accomplish. Guardrails and deadlines need to be established so as to get their work done in more reasonable time frames. Read More
When the leaders of Raleigh and Charlotte do make critical policy decisions, they usually make wiser ones than their competitors do. Read More
Private giving accounts for about 2% of the gross domestic product in the United States. Read More