Carolina tax reform sets pace
The government sector in North Carolina grew slower than the national average from 2013 to 2016 while North Carolina’s private-sector economy grew faster than the national average.
N.C. Certificate of Need laws continue causing pain
In yesterday’s Daily Journal, I wrote about Certificate of Need laws. The issue moved from the theoretical to the concrete for me as I spent the past week nursing my husband through a pretty painful kidney stone and associated blockage. Every few hours, I administered more opioids. He missed a lot of work. It’s been...
Sober(?) questioning
Drain it
N.C. Certificate of Need laws cause real pain
On a recent Monday morning around 1, my husband woke up in severe pain. He knew what this was. By 1:15, we were in the car on our way to the ER. Kidney stones. They’re not life-threatening, and I’ve never had one, but people who have tell me it’s awful. And to judge from the...
The people have spoken
Road leads back to public TV
According to a recent independent survey of North Carolinians interested in politics and public policy, “NC SPIN” is the most-watched program of its kind in the state.
EXCLUSIVE!
Cooper comments carry connotations of courtroom partisanship
The governor's reliance on the N.C. Supreme Court implies that he expects fellow Democrats to rule in his favor.
You had one job
Why we fight for freedom
States with lower taxes, smaller budgets, and fewer regulations have a higher share of happy residents than do those with expansive, expensive governments.