Turnaround ideas for McCrory
A contributing blogger, noting that Governor McCrory has had a run of bad news lately, offers five ways he can turn around “his disappointing governorship:” Get focused. Choose three priorities... Read More
A contributing blogger, noting that Governor McCrory has had a run of bad news lately, offers five ways he can turn around “his disappointing governorship:” Get focused. Choose three priorities... Read More
This morning the Republican National Committee and the N.C. Republican Party announced key staff changes that will shape the outcome of the 2016 race, where North Carolina is expected to be a big... Read More
While charter schools continue to attract students and expand in record numbers, the current legislative session can best be described as a mixed bag for the 148 charter schools and 64,000 students... Read More
If the Republican majority in the General Assembly gets its way, not only will officials acting on behalf of the people of North Carolina be able to resume putting people to death again in the middle... Read More
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, July 31, 2015. With last week’s N.C. Supreme Court ruling in favor of “opportunity scholarships,” North Carolina becomes a state full of educational diversity... Read More
About two years ago, the Republican-dominated southern suburbs of Mecklenburg County elected Paul Bailey to represent them on the school board. He was endorsed by a roster of GOP officials that... Read More
With Medicare and Medicaid turning 50 today, it is worth asking: how have the programs changed, and how have they changed the country and North Carolina? The first major change? Easy — size. More... Read More
Nearly a month after the state budget expired, and with their extension deadline looming, House and Senate budget negotiators are talking to the public more than to each other. On Wednesday afternoon... Read More
The beer industry says it is big business for North Carolina, boasting in a study released Thursday of a $3.8 billion impact on the state's economy. The industry has also contributed to more than... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, July 29, 2015. The legislative urgency to get North Carolina back into executing murderers has reached a fever pitch that looks a lot like bloodlust. It's an ugly... Read More