Victory over the virus
Should we be forced to choose between a healthy populous or a healthy economy? Does this have to be an either-or proposition? Read More
My Spin by Tom Campbell
We'll get by with a little help
North Carolina is never better than in times of emergencies. How will we respond in what some are calling our World War II moment? Read More
Social distancing
The current COVID-19 pandemic is forcing us to change our lives. Who knows, maybe we won't want to return to normal? Read More
Will the Coronavirus be as bad as the 1918 flu epidemic in North Carolina?
A reported 13,000 North Carolinians died as a result of the 1918 epidemic. Could the current epidemic approach that number? Read More
What a difference a day makes
The stage is set for November's General Elections but you can be sure candidates will remember the lesson from the 2020 primaries. Read More
Solutions to affordable housing
How do you define affordable housing and why is it becoming such a concern in North Carolina? Read More
The bad news about news
Nobody cares about or will report local news like newspapers. It's bad news that so many of them are ceasing publication or merging. Read More
Bolton Speaks at Duke
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton appeared at Duke University Monday. It was a most interesting event with an intriguing player in world politics. Read More
How we can reform dull and ill-conceived political debates
Recent televised political debates demonstrate why viewers are tuning out. Several common sense changes could make them more interesting and informative. Read More
Collateral damage
At some level all 10 million of us are collateral damage in the childish political budget fight. Maybe we've got the wrong leaders. Read More
