United States Senator and jurist
Third-quarter finance reports dropped Tuesday, November 2nd, and with them came insight into one of North Carolina’s biggest questions for election day, will Republicans regain supermajorities in the state legislature?…
RALEIGH — The “Usurper Four” Democrat majority has gone scorched earth on the state constitution and the will of millions of North Carolina voters. This decision, crafted by notorious progressive idealogue Anita Earls, is designed…
The N.C. Supreme Court has ruled 4-3 that a prisoner who used the Racial Justice Act to escape death row is exempt from that act’s repeal. The prisoner, convicted murderer…
View in your browser. Welcome The issue of partisan school board races is back on the table. House Bill 324 and Senate Bill 650 would require school board candidates to…
The Weekly Standard’s Fred Barnes writes here about the dynamics of North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race. In this excerpt, he analyzes the challenge ahead for Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan, whose…
Perhaps. Republicans and Democrats are already looking ahead to the state’s next big political contest: freshman U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan’s attempt in 2014 to become the first North Carolina Democrat…
A new law in North Carolina could delay primary runoff by three weeks (Associated Press) N.C. Rep. Rick Glazier, D-Cumberland, kicked off his campaign for state superintendent of public instruction…
Don Carrington’s piece at Carolina Journal Online yesterday is a perfect example of how we dribble away billions of tax dollars in small amounts all over this country every day.…
More than 100 people attended last weekend’s Citizen’s Constitutional Workshop in Morehead City. Michael Sanera, John Locke Foundation Director of Research and Local Government Studies, and North Carolina History Project…
Coastal North Carolina residents have a chance this weekend to learn more about the importance of the U.S. Constitution and North Carolina’s critical role in shaping the nation’s governing document.…
I’m still waiting for lead editorial on Jesse Helms from the Winston-Salem Journal. In the meantime, however, I discovered this Scott Sexton column: Another aspect of Helms that was sometimes…
John Fund pretty much nails the essence of Jesse Helms in a deft little column: Two events early in his Senate career showcased Helms’s unflinching nature and his political skills.…