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Joy Pullmann of the Federalist describes one group that has yet to abandon the Democratic Party’s misguided priorities. NBC News recently compared several polls to find huge shifts from Democrats…
A special year-end edition of Carolina Journal Radio highlights some of the most interesting topics of 2019. Terry Stoops dissects efforts to fix North Carolina’s broken school funding system. Jon…
In the June edition of Carolina Journal, I wrote a column titled “American Should Be Skeptical of Single-Payer Promises.” Different flavors of Medicare for all or public options have been…
Mona Charen profiles for National Review Online the latest big-money advocate for higher tax rates. With metronomic regularity, some well-motivated billionaire announces that he wishes the government would increase his…
The lineup is set for September’s special election in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. Rick Henderson analyzes Dan Bishop’s win in the Republican primary. He also looks ahead to Bishop’s…
Mona Charen writes at National Review Online about the negative impact of feminism. Every year since 1972, the General Social Survey has asked a representative sample of American adults how…
Mona Charen devotes a National Review Online column to a new collection of speeches from the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Antonin Scalia was not just a great…
Mona Charen offers a useful history lesson in a column published at Jewish World Review. At San Francisco State, it began with a fire in a dormitory. Hundreds of students…
Mona Charen offers National Review Online readers a less-than-uplifting assessment of this week’s New Hampshire primary vote. As the results of New Hampshire’s primary were coming in Tuesday night, some…
Mona Charon over at National Review offers a look at Voter ID, explains the myth and how it crashes. Read the whole column here. Voter-ID laws, passed by thirty states…
Mona Charen explores for National Review Online readers what she labels President Obama’s “empathy problem.” Democrats are struggling not just because the economy is stagnant and the world is in…
Mona Charen notes in a new National Review Online column that — despite alarmists’ best efforts — Americans generally don’t get that excited about climate change. Arguably, in 2012, the…