RALEIGH — Voters will decide next week which leaders will oversee North Carolina state government in 2009. As candidates have been touting their goals, the John Locke Foundation offered its own suggestions in the biennial report, Agenda 2008. Dr. Roy Cordato, JLF Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar, discussed the agenda and its guiding principles with Donna Martinez for Carolina Journal Radio.
RALEIGH – North Carolina’s next General Assembly can promote freedom and prosperity by limiting government spending, rejecting policies that raise energy costs, and helping more parents make choices about their children’s education. Those are some of the nearly 100 recommendations set out in the John Locke Foundation’s new Policy Report.
N.C. State economist Mike Walden offers five components of his agenda that comprise a sensible public policy for North Carolina.
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