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Two and a half questions to answer before votingAnswer these questions not with just the next four years in mind, but with the future for your children, grandchildren and those yet unborn. Read More |
Republicans, like Mitch McConnell, Lindsay Graham, and Ted Cruz, who privately told people what a terrible and unfit person Donald Trump is, need to join Liz Cheney and the others who have exhibited patriotism and bravery in calling out Trump’s danger to our country. Read More
Gov. Cooper has no business lecturing lawmakers about the speed or amount of hurricane relief. Read More
The average voter doesn’t understand that no president can leap tall buildings in a single bound all by themselves. They have to cajole Congress to partner with them. Read More
14 percent of likely voters haven't made up their minds in the race between Democrat Jeff Jackson and Republican Dan Bishop. Read More
Many patients feel election outcomes could result in further restrictions or limitations on access to care, and express an extreme sense of urgency to be seen, have contraceptive devices like IUDs or implants inserted, and/or to have surgery. Read More
The comparison between Trump’s rally and the 1939 Nazi rally held in the same iconic venue, implies a clear historical parallel that is dangerous. Read More
Donald Trump has discovered a few critical insights into the demographic that accounts for his remarkable success in making working-class white people hardcore denizens of the Republican base. Read More
If one party uses a two-week head start to gather all the low-hanging apples from the tree, they can spend the final day trying to gather those harder-to-reach apples. Read More
Policy is not the issue in this election. If Trump is elected, we will have a lot more to worry about than the cost of a dozen eggs. Read More
It's hard to believe but it may even get crazier before November 5th. Read More
Big names and starts are out campaigning for candidates but two older heads - Bill Clinton and Jim Hunt - are still campaigning for progress, fairness and equal opportunity. Read More
Governor Easley says that while they don’t agree on everything, they do agree that there’s a process that guarantees that votes are counted and reported correctly. Read More
49 percent said they were "not at all" confident Trump would accept the results if Harris is officially declared the winner. Read More
How do you know if you need a new classroom building if you don't know how well you are using existing classroom space? Read More
Briner has been a Republican for all of ten minutes. (He actually took the Democrat ballot in 2020.) Read More
In 2023 there were 735 Billionaires in the United States. They are quickly becoming a ruling class. Read More
There were some potentially dangerous repercussions for the brave actions by the Edenton ladies. Read More
Democrats need to address the problem quickly if they hope to stay competitive. Read More
In previous lawsuits regarding the Governor's appointment power the state Supreme Court has supported him. The Newby Republican court may change that. Read More
Early voting, Mark Robinson and what will the election decide? Read More
While the state has grown rapidly, UNC-CH has not grown very much. Read More
For the first time ever more Republicans than Democrats have voted by early and direct mail. Read More
What will happen the four candidates if they should lose the election November 5th? Read More
We've seen threats to Social Security before. In the past solutions included the increase in Social Security tax rates and an increase in the age for receiving full Social Security benefits. Read More
To gauge what each candidate might do in office, few things provide a more useful bellwether than a careful look at the people with whom they surround themselves during the campaign. Read More
