The evidence out there suggests a big, fat NO. In Raleigh, legislative Republicans are rolling out a North Carolina version of Elon Musk‘s DOGE effort to root out and eliminate
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This site is in an unfamiliar — and somewhat uncomfortable — position. We find ourselves on the same side of a debate as state senator Tom McInnis and the newsroom
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Over on Jones Street, legislators are reforming teacher licensure so that the process and end-product play a less important role in staffing our schools. Of course, the educrats — the
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That’s right. It appears senator Phil Berger has the *grouchy, confused old lady* vote wrapped up for the 2026 GOP primary. “All roads in North Carolina’s conservative movement trace back
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Occasionally, we encounter instances where the powerful DO NOT get their way. We’ve told you about a Rockingham County political candidate who filed a defamation complaint in Wake County against
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The de facto leader of the NCGOP is defying his party’s national fervor for cutting spending and waste. State senator Phil Berger, his chamber’s president pro tem, has made it
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Since 2017, we’ve been hearing talk from the General Assembly about revenue surpluses. Surpluses in revenue occur when they take too much money from us in April of each year.
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Elections do have consequences. Unfortunately, we’ve elected three consecutive attorneys general who thumbed their noses at the state constitution. Two of them have gone on to bigger things while
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We shall see. The state Republican Party is in the midst of updating and revising its primary governing document — The Plan of Organization (PoO). We’ve talked with quite
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Charlotte media has uncovered an example of the kind of thing we’ve been trying to tell you about for years: A Republican member of the North Carolina House of Representatives
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