Bryson Hyman

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Bryson Hyman is the government affairs intern at the John Locke Foundation. He is from Indian Land South Carolina and is a senior political science, pre-law major at Campbell University. He previously worked for Representative Dean Arp at the North Carolina General Assembly, formerly lead the College Republicans chapter at Campbell University, and was the former Executive Vice Chair of the North Carolina Federation of College Republicans. After graduation, Bryson will attend Quinnippiac School of Law in North Haven CT.

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OPINIÓN: El gobernador Cooper no puede proteger los “derechos y responsabilidades” de los padres al quitárselos

Como pasante de Asuntos Gubernamentales en la Fundación John Locke, pasó una buena cantidad de tiempo en la legislatura estatal asistiendo a reuniones de comités y rastreando proyectos de ley a través del proceso legislativo. Por eso, he tenido un asiento de primera fila en lo que sólo puede llamarse el caos de la oposición...

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Gov. Cooper can’t protect parental ‘rights and responsibilities’ by taking them away

As the Government Affairs intern at the John Locke Foundation, I spend a goodly amount of time down at the state legislature attending committee meetings and tracking bills through the legislative process. Because of that, I have had a front row seat to what can only be called the chaos of the opposition to H.B....

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The importance of education in humanities

The United States education system is failing in almost every aspect, but nowhere is this seen more than in the humanities. In a recent poll by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, it was found that 44% of adults failed to name all three branches of government. Of these adults surveyed, 25% could not name even...

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The real cost of offshore wind in NC? Our coastal communities

Last month, North Carolina entered into an agreement with the Danish Energy Agency to further the state’s plans on implementing offshore energy generation to its energy portfolio. As stated in Gov. Cooper’s Executive Order 80 and the state’s Clean Energy Plan, the implementation of offshore wind farms has been deemed necessary for the state to...

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