The government shut down at midnight. I know this because I heard about it on the news. But I’ve gotten through nearly an entire workday and done everything that I normally do without noticing... Read More
A good definition of a lawyer is a person who can pick a single grain of pepper from a salt shaker wearing boxing gloves. Such manual dexterity symbolizes the intellectual gymnastics that attorneys... Read More
by John Hood, Carolina Journal, October 2, 2013. What’s the Obama administration trying to do? No, I’m not speculating about the president’s strategies for implementing his health care law or... Read More
When I was a teacher, I was evaluated three times during the year. this evaluation was in writing and the principal and I got a copy. Twice by a fellow teacher and once by the principal or assistant... Read More
How did it go? Unavoidably, that will be the big question come Tuesday. But there will be much more to it than that. A 180-Day Open Enrollment––Not a One-Day Open Enrollment What happens on the... Read More
Last week the Governor invited select radio and television news directors to a closed door (no camera) session where he sought to enlist their support in “positive news” about state government... Read More
I believe the origins of U.S. health insurance stem from depression era efforts to help hospitals in our growing urban areas remain open to care for those in need - in essence a pre-paid... Read More
James Pethokoukis reminds National Review Online readers that Obamacare’s real problems are not tied to the glitches that it will undoubtedly face as it’s implemented. President Obama admits... Read More
Gov. Pat McCrory on Monday called the U.S. Justice Department's lawsuit against North Carolina’s voting law “overreach and without merit.” “I firmly believe we’ve done the right thing. I... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, October 1, 2013. In a lawsuit Monday, Attorney General Eric Holder said what many in North Carolina, including this editorial board, have already said: That a sweeping... Read More
