One glance at a property tax bill leads to a series of questions about how local government spends our tax dollars.
Beverly Perdue is the luckiest Democrat in North Carolina. And Jim Harrell is the unluckiest one.
Despite calls for more government interference in our lives, the state constitution places proper limits on the size and role of government agencies.
Democrats feel triumphant, and they should. Now they must govern. Republicans feel dejected, and they should. Now they must rebuild.
Never mind the conventional wisdom about negative politics and campaign finance. Real improvement in our political dialogue will require shifting attention elsewhere.
Here’s my final political potpourri of the 2008 cycle, assembled in between stretches of far more important weekend activities.
We need to learn the history behind our nation's liberty if we wish to preserve that liberty in the future.
From what I’ve seen in public polls and heard about internal campaign polls, there seems to be a bit of a Republican surge in this last week of the 2008 cycle.
There are two sets of local results in North Carolina that deserve particular attention on Election Night.
A positive school culture can play an important role in keeping kids drug-free.
The equity-formula discussion would greatly benefit from a conservative approach to political rhetoric and liberal dose of common sense.
