Much of the debate about the impact of the N.C. House’s budget and tax plans has involved a mix of economic fact and fantasy. John Hood distinguishes the fact from fantasy in the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio.
Daren Bakst discusses property-rights legislation moving through the General Assembly, while Joseph Coletti reacts to the recommendations flowing from a recent state water allocation study.
Plus you’ll hear from two people familiar to Fox News television viewers. Conservative author and columnist S.E. Cupp will discuss the future of feminism, and you’ll hear an excerpt from Weekly Standard senior writer Steven Hayes’ recent address to a John Locke Foundation Headliner audience on political developments in Washington.
