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Following the toppling, “Silent Sam” has been in a storage facility awaiting officials to determine his fate. Looks like he’ll be in storage for a while. Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello…
To Carolina Journal about tax reform, saying that: “During the short session one of my goals would be to increase the zero bracket, which is the standard deduction, and that…
The latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek focuses attention on the legal fights surrounding electoral redistricting nationwide. The magazine version of the article (substantially different from this online piece) features the…
The Salisbury Post is the latest publication to highlight John Locke Foundation Chairman John Hood‘s ongoing tour with former Gov. Jim Martin to promote Catalyst, Hood’s political biography of Martin.…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online on retiring N.C. Sen. Bob Rucho’s hopes for continued tax reforms in 2016. John Hood’s Daily Journal notes the lack of media interest…
The Insider’s Patrick Gannon has a column out on Bob Rucho, who recently announced that he won’t be seeking reelection next year. Gannon’s piece begins: If you pay attention to…
I believe we would have to call that an unexpected development.
Here is a press release that was sent out this morning from the NC Senate President Pro Tempore’s office: Raleigh, N.C. – Senate Leader Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) on Tuesday announced…
Well, the budget still isn’t finished for the State of North Carolina, but the NC Senate has sent out a press release this morning touting their priorities. They plan to…
Sometimes a quote or few sentences in a newspaper says it all. From the UPoR on the latest developments on taxicabs and ride-sharing companies at Charlotte Douglas International Airport: Former…
Today the Senate Commerce Committee met to discus economic development. Also discussed during the meeting was part of the Senate’s long awaited tax plan. Here is the entire press release…
The Senate rolled out their tax/finance proposal this afternoon. Senator Berger’s office gives a nice summary of what they are proposing: • Extend the state Job Development Investment Grants (JDIG)…