That’s what a bill introduced in the North Carolina House this week appears to indicate. State Rep. Pricey Harrison (D-Guilford) has proposed taking what is basically the language of existing state
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The folks at Auburn University’s Mises Center usually have a pretty good take on all things economic. We came across this interesting on-the-money piece from one of their scholars regarding
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We’ve all had some time to mull over the horrible travesty handed down last week by a New York Court against former president Donald Trump. It has the kind of
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Moore County delegation to the NC General Assembly — pay close attention. State Rep. Charlie Miller (R-Brunswick) has introduced a bill doing away with The City of Southport‘s extraterritorial jurisdiction
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Actually, I thought we were already doing some of this. Zero-based budgeting involves putting serious thought into your needs for the upcoming budget year and calculating their costs as close
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Here we are with another example of talking tough, but then delivering something weak and spineless to appease campaign donors. Remember when sheriffs elected in liberal enclaves Wake and Mecklenburg
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Silly me. I thought representative government was all about our elected folks getting together to publicly make decisions for the greater good. Too many big decisions in our capital city
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That is the conclusion of a fabulous site devoted to government transparency called “Open The Books.” Judging from what these folks have uncovered, that DEI vote at UNC-Chapel Hill
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With UNC-Chapel Hill’s recent courageous vote to defund their DEI operations, I thought there might be a chance at an outbreak of common sense at our other public institutions of
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It’s often been said about the Congress AND our legislature that majorities can change back and forth, but the sleaze never leaves nor subsides. Case in point: the current
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