Statists often brag about not letting a “good” crisis go to waste. Here are some folks in Raleigh trying to take advantage of the current one:
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The worst kept secret in Washington got let out of the bag today. North Carolina’s Mark Meadows resigned from the US House to take on the position of
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He’s been hit with all kinds of bad publicity about his stock trades that coincided with special briefings he received as Intelligence Committee chairman. One investor has filed suit
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Especially if it’s being peddled via a state-subsidized monopoly: This week, both Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D) and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) announced statewide executive
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Everybody who has taken an economics class knows that when the supply of something is low, and demand is up, the price generally goes UP. But statists
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You might remember J. Christian Adams. He is the former US Department of Justice attorney who raised a fuss about the Black Panther voter intimidation efforts in the
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As we said before, even politics is being shaken up by the pandemic. Here’s NCGOP chairman Michael Whatley: Due to the national health emergency caused by the
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Two trillion dollars. That’s the price tag on the coronavirus relief bill that just moved its way through Congress. It’s also roughly equal to HALF of
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Believe it or not, the one who appears to be doing the dragging is a Republican congressman known as a solid conservative and rock-solid Trump loyalist on Capitol
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State treasurer Dale Folwell — one of the dwindling number of true (elected) public servants we have left in state government — confirmed in a release today that
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