North Carolina Republican party chairman Bill Cobey has announced his resignation and an impending bid for governor. Given that, until recently, he was the party's leading candidate-recruiter, what led Cobey to this decision?…
The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled, again, against the gross gerrymandering of legislative districts. The next thing to expect is another round of gross gerrymandering.
Beware of pundits professing certainty about the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination. The primary season is still in flux, as is the ability to predict the outcome.
Don't worry, North Carolina political junkies. The 2002 elections may be over and the pivotal 2004 cycle a ways off. But 2003 will offer some political suspense of its own.
There are many state and local issues and controversies in North Carolina. But our public attention is inevitably being drawn elsewhere.
