Finding solutions to the problem of unaffordable health insurance
The high cost of health care is putting health insurance out of reach to many North Carolinians. Here are some ways to lower healthcare costs. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Redistricting should favor voters
Now that the federal courts have removed themselves from the redistricting battles it is time for other alternatives. Fortunately, there are some. Read More
17 things in conference budget that protect and promote freedom
The conference budget report passed by the legislature has many things to celebrate. Read More
Where the NC voter pool stands halfway through 2019
We now have 6.6 million registered voters. Knowing where they live, how old they are and how they registered will give insights as to how the 2020 elections might turn out. Read More
A conservative solution to the state budget impasse
Whether the legislature can override Governor Cooper's veto or not there are some programs that require increased spending due to our growing population. Read More
The Lt. Governor is wrong; multiculturalism is our hope for the future
In a speech to a Salisbury church our Lieutenant Governor said, "No other nation, my friends, has ever survived the diversity and multiculturalism that America faces today.. ." His embarrassing message is wrong and ignorant of world history. Read More
Should we just let the economy work it out?
It's been said that everything important in life can be learned on the playground. Could that be true with pollution? Read More
Our revolution needs constant care
In writing about the American revolution, John Adams said, Adams said. “Thirteen clocks were made to strike together — a perfection of mechanism, which no artist had ever before effected.” There are no guarantees of its continued success. Read More
Students must foot the bill for UNC System sports
Madeline Baker writes in the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal that North Carolina public universities depend on subsidies to supplement ticket and merchandise sales. Read More
Early voting patterns suggest an advantage for Murphy in 3rd District runoff election
Andy Jackson reports in Civitas Review blog that Joan Perry may be getting the headlines but Greg Murphy might be quietly winning the vote. Read More
