John Locke Foundation President John Hood responds to N.C. Spin host Tom Campbell’s question about North Carolina government’s mental health crisis. You’ll also hear a response from former Lt. Gov. Dennis Wicker during a program that aired Jan. 4, 2009.
Mitch Kokai, John Locke Foundation communications director, discusses the future of the death penalty in a News 14 Carolina story that aired Dec. 30, 2008.
Terry Stoops, John Locke Foundation education policy analyst, reacts to a recent presentation about North Carolina’s school testing program from Rebecca Garland, chief academic officer for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. Garland promises major changes. Stoops is skeptical that the changes will lead to improvements.
Eli Lehrer, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, recently authored the report, North Carolina’s Beach Plan: Who Pays For Coastal Property Insurance?, for the John Locke Foundation. In this excerpt from a Carolina Journal Radio interview, Lehrer describes problems associated with North Carolina’s government-mandated coastal property insurance…
John Locke Foundation communications director Mitch Kokai discusses the significance of President-elect Barack Obama’s election victory in North Carolina. News 14 Carolina anchor Tim Boyum interviewed Kokai for the Dec. 26, 2008, edition of “Political Connections.”…
N.C. Spin host Tom Campbell questions two panelists — John Locke Foundation President John Hood and former Raleigh Mayor Tom Fetzer — about the scandal surrounding North Carolina’s government-owned and -operated mental hospitals. This program aired Dec. 28, 2008.
Duke University political science professor Michael Munger, the 2008 Libertarian candidate for governor, discusses the advantages North Carolina voters enjoy from having third-party candidates on their election ballot. Munger offered these comments during an interview with Mitch Kokai for Carolina Journal Radio.
N.C. Spin panelists discuss North Carolina’s scandal-plagued probation system during a Dec. 21, 2008, program. You’ll hear comments from former Lt. Gov. Dennis Wicker, John Locke Foundation President John Hood, and Democratic political consultant Brad Crone.
Jon Ham, John Locke Foundation vice president for communications, answers Carolina Journal Radio co-host Donna Martinez’s questions about the Fairness Doctrine.
N.C. State University economist Michael Walden discusses his projections for the future of North Carolina’s economy. He outlines North Carolina’s recent economic history in his latest book, North Carolina In The Connected Age. Walden offered these comments during an interview with Carolina Journal Radio.
