U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, a distant relative of 19th century Vice President Aaron Burr, trounced Democrat Elaine Marshall in 2010 with the largest percentage of the vote in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate races since the Watergate era. This year Burr faces what he has called “the race of my life” against former state representative Deborah...
At least on one issue, left-of-center partisans have acknowledged that overly burdensome rules can put a business out of operation.
RALEIGH — Pro-life advocates say the $25 fee to purchase a "Choose Life" license plate is a voluntary donation to nonprofit pregnancy centers. Pro-choicers say that since the state handles the money, it should regulate the centers.
RALEIGH — The PR campaigns have been launched as the new Republican majority in the General Assembly has vowed to close a multibillion-dollar 2011-12 budget deficit by not raising taxes and by allowing $1.3 billion in temporary tax increases to sunset as scheduled in June.
With Richard Moore ending his two-term tenure as North Carolina’s state treasurer, there’s a pivotal contest underway to elect one of the state’s most powerful politicians.
Abortion advocates were promoting "safe" sex as part of an October awareness week at UNC-CH. This involved "barhopping on Franklin Street passing out condoms and dental dams to unsuspecting patrons." In other words, to celebrate emergency contraception week, abortion advocates actively encouraged drunk people to go have sex.
The federal "unborn-children rule," to be enacted in November, will force feminists to show their true colors.
The federal "unborn-children rule," to be enacted in November, will force feminists to show their true colors.
Two things that aren't real: the tooth fairy and campaign finance reform.
