Good grief!
Property rights should settle disputes
North Carolinians have the right to purchase, use, enjoy, and dispose of their property as they see fit — and this sphere of private ownership and control very much includes housing.
From the Green New Deal to Venezuela: A million percent inflation and all
As the specifics — and many of the absurd objectives — of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal have come to light, the common refrain from Democrats who support it is that the plan is “aspirational.” In other words, they believe that the world Ocasio-Cortez envisions is somehow ideal. It is the world we all...
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From each according to his ability
Lawmakers should be rule makers, not cartographers
Death and taxes aren’t the only two certainties North Carolinians face. New congressional and legislative districts are coming, too — for 2020 (by court order) and 2022 (after the end-of-decade census). Chances also are strong the Tar Heel State will get a 14th congressional district, so reapportionment should be on the agenda for the 2022...
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Faulty number skewed health debate
Now that the individual mandate is essentially gone, we should be embracing reforms that work with our traditions of individual freedom and federalism rather than against them.
Legal footnote highlights uncertainty about N.C. election maps
If the U.S. Supreme Court rejects future partisan gerrymandering cases, the primary legal battlefield is likely to shift to Raleigh.