Democratic govs get failing grades
To the extent Democrats cede both right and center to Republicans when it comes to economics, they are making a long-term bet that the public wants vastly more government and vastly more taxes to pay for it.
To the extent Democrats cede both right and center to Republicans when it comes to economics, they are making a long-term bet that the public wants vastly more government and vastly more taxes to pay for it.
Like just about every university and college these days, mine — N.C. State University — spends millions each year on a sprawling bureaucracy advocating racial, gender, and other types of “cultural” diversity. A university should be a marketplace of ideas to be discovered, understood, analyzed, and debated. Students and research produced…
Terry Stoops on new test scores & graduation rates; Rachel Mills on how Libertarians can improve electoral results; Richard Burr on improving veterans; health care; Frank Buckley on what we don't know about government power; Jane Shaw on UNC system reform…
John Hood on legacy of William Friday; John Stossel on key tenets of libertarian philosophy; lawmakers wonder about role of Dix campus in move of HHS workers to new location; Jeff Broadwater on James Madison; Roy Cordato on role of the Federal Reserve…
Roy Cordato on problems for a coastal wind energy project; Joe Biden & Paul Ryan campaign in N.C.; Al Delia & Tommy Tucker on an unplanned cut in mental health funding; Jim Gray on libertarian politics; Fergus Hodgson on the Amazon tax…
RALEIGH — North Carolina voters faced more than just the familiar choices of Democrat and Republican in the state’s major 2008 elections. Thanks to a change in the state’s ballot access law and the electoral performance of gubernatorial candidate Michael Munger, voters will continue to see a Libertarian Party option…
What "The Lord of the Rings," "Harry Potter," and other works of fantasy have to say about war, economics, and political philosophy.