North Carolina House Republicans are circulating a fact sheet that debunks the "outrageous claims" about school funding cuts. I won't use the word "outrageous," but one line of reasoning takes a... Read More
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, August 8, 2013. Despite a recommendation by a state environmental official to the contrary, Alcoa Inc. should not be granted water quality certification of the... Read More
Editorial by Wilmington Star-News, August 6, 2013. After more than a year of debate over tolls for the N.C. Ferry System, the Honorables have decided that inaction is the best course of action. Rather... Read More
I didn’t come here to keep the status quo, because the status quo isn’t acceptable,” Gov. Pat McCrory stated in his latest address on education issues. With only 54 percent of economically... Read More
Attorney General Roy Cooper has posted apetition on change.org so people opposed to the sweeping elections bill passed by lawmakers last month can lobby Gov. Pat McCrory to veto the measure. Passed... Read More
Leftist groups in North Carolina and beyond continue to hold a losing hand in the voter ID game; but with the help of the highly partisan media, they’re trying to bluff their way out of it. Case in... Read More
North Carolinians rejoice. The NCGA is done until May 15, 2014. However, the consequences of what they’ve caused since January will be felt for years to come. This is just a sampling of what we can... Read More
NBC 17 reports on the Durham City Council approving a resolution to urge Gov. McCrory and state legislators to change their decision to reject Medicaid expansion. A local group of medical care... Read More
By Sarah Thomson, Op Ed in News and Observer, August 9, 2013. At the risk of offending some fellow educators, not all of the General Assembly’s recent education legislation is problematic. When we... Read More
Often the conversation that goes on before taping our show or during commercial breaks is as interesting as what makes it on the air. Such was the case this week and we thought we would share some of... Read More
