Economic liberty must be a priority for NC courts
It’s not too late to save our state’s unique free enterprise protections from a future as meaningless surplusage.
States with lower overall tax rates tend to make less use of targeted incentives. Those states also happen to grow faster than the desperate high-tax states throwing huge incentive grants around.
Medicaid expansion would inexplicably hurt the most vulnerable North Carolinians.
Higher costs slow the rate of college attainment, leading to slower job growth and a greater divide between those with a degree and those without.
Republicans last overrode a Cooper veto in August of 2018, on a bill dealing with judicial elections.
Gov. Roy Cooper may not even realize it, but he’s fallen into a weird pattern of announcing priorities. Cooper issues executive orders — using broad powers granted him under the auspices of the N.C. Emergency Management Act — like a firefighter tossing out candy at a Christmas parade. That power, regardless of protests and lawsuits,...
North Carolina now consistently ranks among the best states in which to do business.
Even perfectly legal private decisions to cancel people for their political opinions will, over time, weaken the culture of free expression. We need that culture.