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National Review Editor Ponders Meaning of Potential GOP Victory in Virginia
Rich Lowry of National Review Online analyzes the political signal a Glenn Youngkin victory would send in the Virginia governor’s race. A specter haunts the Democratic Party — the possibility…
Democratic Spending Bills Prove Polling ‘Duds’
Charles Cooke of National Review Online ponders new polling about congressional Democrats’ proposed spending plans. A new ABC News/Ipsos poll shows that, far from being “wildly popular,” as their apologists…
New Carolina Journal Online Features
Carolina Journal Online reports on Gov. Roy Cooper issuing a veto to block a bill limiting his emergency powers. Dallas Woodhouse’s CJ Opinion ponders whether state Supreme Court Justice Robin…
Groups sue to force North Carolina to make districts vulnerable to future lawsuits
We already know that there will be lawsuits over any district maps the General Assembly passes. However, a couple of the usual lawsuit suspects, the North Carolina NAACP and Common…
Princeton Gerrymandering Project Grades Are Arbitrary and Favor Democrats
The Princeton Gerrymandering Project purports to measure gerrymandering objectively. The PGP's measure of gerrymandering is not based on any objective standard but the analysts' opinion and preferences, however. In nearly…
Actually, America Just Doesn’t Want It
It’s not just the ridiculous statement about the border by White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki. And it’s not just about tanking job approval numbers for President Biden. It’s about America…
Martin Center Column Explores Free Speech on N.C. Campuses
Grace Hall writes for the Martin Center about leading N.C. universities’ openness to free speech. Four schools in North Carolina were included in the 2021 free speech rankings. Duke University…
Locke’d & Loaded: Women & Blacks Lead the Surge In Gun Ownership
Wondering who and what is driving the surge in new gun purchases? Locke CEO Amy Cooke is Locke’d & Loaded with the story. Get informed in 90 seconds.
Biden’s Policies Don’t Match Voters’ Priorities
Editors at the Washington Examiner argue that President Biden is out of touch with American voters and their priorities. Inflation is at its highest level in decades. Store shelves are…
AT&T Takes Aim at White People
Christopher Rufo writes at City Journal about a problematic policy from one of America’s leading corporations. AT&T Corporation has created a racial reeducation program that promotes the idea that “American…
Dealing With a Blue-Collar Work Force ‘Crisis’
Kristin Tate writes for The Hill about a common element uniting multiple American problems today. The nation’s bare store shelves, exorbitantly inflated prices for essential goods and services, packages arriving…
Fighting Parents Could Mean Bad News for Democrats, Teachers Unions
Christine Rosen writes for the New York Post about the danger Democrats and teachers unions face in conflicts with angry parents. If you assumed that teachers unions, Democratic officials and…