The impact of President Biden’s executive actions on inflation could become clearer, under a new bill co-sponsored by a Republican member of the N.C. congressional delegation. Supporters unveiled the Reduce Exacerbated Inflation Negatively Impacting the Nation, or REIN IN, Act Thursday.
Even though gas prices now surpass $5 a gallon in many areas of the country, $4.13 in North Carolina, leaders from both sides of the aisle agree it’s time to cut off Russian oil. But President Joe Biden and Democrats seem more inclined to replace the nation’s Russian oil supply with oil from Venezuela and...
President Biden’s failure of leadership is only magnified by the displays of heroism, vigor, and selflessness that we have seen from the Ukrainian people.
A N.C. company looking to bring a lithium mine to Gaston County is facing pushback from environmental groups, despite a deal already in place to use the mine’s products for electric vehicle batteries. Piedmont Lithium has submitted an application to open a lithium mine near the town of Cherryville on about 1,500 acres of private...
When former president Barack Obama warned us about Joe Biden, he did it in no uncertain terms. He said (and since this is a family publication, I’ll edit as necessary) that we were never to underestimate Joe’s ability to mess things up. “Mess” is the kind word for the f-bomb dysphemism Obama used. At the...
In addition to arguing against unwise Biden administration policies, North Carolina leaders should use the state tools they have at their disposal to promote entrepreneurship and job creation.
Key arguments from pipeline detractors exhibit an ignorance of basic economics.
The 2015 Congress should be bold and specific in its moves to make America more dynamic and secure.
The president's sinking poll numbers have emboldened vulnerable Democrats to declare their independence.
RALEIGH — Nine Republicans are in the hunt to succeed 6th District U.S. Rep. Howard Coble, who's retiring after 15 terms in Washington. The winner of the May 6 GOP primary — and a possible July 15 runoff if no candidate gets at least 40 percent of the vote — will face the winner of the Democratic primary in the November general election. The 6th Congressional District is considered a strong Republican district by the N.C. FreeEnterprise Foundation.
RALEIGH — IRS abuses, tax code changes, illegal immigration, and presidential leadership are among the issues the five remaining candidates for the Republican nomination in the 6th Congressional District discusssed with Carolina Journal. The winner of the May 6 primary, or a July 15 runoff if it's necessary, is favored to win the general election in November.
