Critical Year in NC Politics
As I shoved the head and shoulders of the short fan man out the sixth-floor window of the Sir Walter Hotel, my associate Jay Allen urged restraint.
If anyone has engaged in dirty dealing linked to the 300 acres of prime Raleigh real estate, it’s the crowd that rushed a 75-year lease through state government as Beverly Perdue exited the governor’s mansion.
If North Carolina’s Medicaid costs were at the regional average, we’d be spending about $640 million less in state money next year than is currently projected.
A resolution is not a bill. A bill introduced is not a bill enacted. And a bill enacted is not necessarily a major policy change affecting the everyday lives of North Carolinians.
While I favor tolls as a useful tool for adding highway capacity, it isn’t suited for every job.
The governor's first budget doesn't try to do too much, and that's a good thing.
Those pushing renewable energy subsidies in North Carolina are using the same faulty logic that propped up the president's failed stimulus plan.
A bill moving through the General Assembly would block higher electricity costs that are being imposed on North Carolinians for no good reason.