John Hood on N.C.'s economic woes, Phil Berger and Terry Stoops on public school challenges, Mark Prak on potential return of Fairness Doctrine, Michael Lowrey on shrinking coverage of statewide issues, and Roy Cordato on reforming N.C.'s tax code.
Dallas Woodhouse, Danny Martinez and Melodye Aben on the tea party phenomenon in N.C., Laura Wiley on tax credits for kids with special needs; Sally Pipes on myths about the health care system; Terry Stoops on dropout prevention grants.
Joe Coletti on a fiscally responsible state budget; Tim Phillips on declining freedom; Jack Walker on challenge to state health plan; Max Borders on need to communicate about free markets and limited government; Jenna Ashley Robinson on paying for college.
Joe Coletti on N.C. unemployment rate and business fears; Bev Perdue on budget priorities; Phil Berger on the governor's plans; Winston S. Churchill on impact of moving toward socialism; John Staddon on smoking bans; Daren Bakst on CO2 regulation.
John Hood on future of capitalism; William Schlesinger and John Christy on global warming; David Guice on more authority for probation officers; Andy Taylor on why North Carolina is a donor state to the feds; Michael Sanera on local financial problems.
Roy Cordato on Keynesian economics and Obama policies; Paul Stam, Bob Rucho and Bruce Clark on card-check bill; William Easterly on best way to help poor countries; Troy Kickler on State of Our Constitution series.
Becki Gray on legislative bills filed so far; Garland Pierce, Ed Jones, Joe Hackney, and Joe Coletti on ideas for fighting poverty; Gregory Rehmke on understanding global economics; Mitch Kokai and Donna Martinez on regulating drive-thru windows.
Chad Adams on local government costs in N.C.; Joe Hackney, Marc Basnight and Terry Stoops on education spending; Martin Nesbitt on governor's education changes; Stacie Rumenap on Internet child predators; Brian Balfour on dissolving Golden Leaf Foundation.
Terry Stoops on teacher pay; Bobby Jindal on role of culture in success of America; Scott Mooneyham on prospect of pink slips for state workers; Legislators and Tony Tetterton on forced annexation; Jay Schalin on bias in NC State's Millennium Series.
Newt Gingrich, William Kristol, Peggy Noonan, and Fred Barnes headline the 300th episode of Carolina Journal Radio. Plus John Hood on changing media, Marc Basnight and Joe Hackney on legislative priorities, and Terry Stoops on Obama's education plan.
