Study to Show That People Like Spending Free Money
Research that focuses on benefits from targeted tax incentives, without considering the costs, offers policymakers, voters, and taxpayers no useful information.
For all the talk about New Urbanism, “multi-modal transportation,” and the like, automobility not only remains the default option but also has been increasing over time.
There’s no good reason to force more people into using a broken system.
Remember when fiscal conservatives took over North Carolina government and radically reduced its size and scope?
A recent study offers further evidence that Facebook and the textbook don’t mix.
Conservative-leaning voters who once resided in larger cities are instead choosing to live in places such as Cornelius, Monroe, Apex, or Smithfield.
Despite some negative headlines, the McCrory administration and the Republican-led General Assembly have made some historic accomplishments in their first year of work.
North Carolina politics will be a lot less colorful without Jack Hawke thick in the middle of it, as he was for five decades.