Adam White of the American Enterprise Institute shares concerns about proposals from the Biden administration’s Supreme Court study commission. The Supreme Court was established for an indispensable constitutional purpose: to…
John Fund of National Review Online supports the notion of limiting U.S. Supreme Court justices’ terms in office. Liberals live in a state of semi-panic that [Ruth Bader] Ginsburg will…
Charlotte Observer reports the City Council rejected a proposal for four-year terms by a 7-3 vote. What’s interesting is the reasoning behind some council members’ ‘no’ vote: Council member LaWana…
Last week we discussed the Greensboro City Council’s first four-year term as it stands at the halfway point. Today we learn the Charlotte City Council is taking serious steps toward…
Greensboro News & Record columnist ponders the halfway point of the current City Council four-year term. Remember four-year terms were approved by voters in 2015, at the suggestion of Trudy…
John Fund explains at National Review Online how the examples of Russia and China remind us about the importance of term limits. Disposing of term limits has always been a…
John Fund of National Review Online analyzes the current state of term limits in North and South America. [S]everal other Latin American countries have seen their term-limit laws neutered or…
For now I’ll let you watch for yourself — if you find yourself with nothing to do for half an hour. Question that wasn’t answered –maybe I missed it —is…
Looking back to colonial days, North Carolina government has used five basic “operating systems,” and now it’s time for a new North Carolina 6.0. John Hood makes that argument in…
Click here to view and here to listen to John Hood discussing the John Locke Foundation’s new book. RALEIGH — North Carolina needs a major redesign of its state government…
He’s talked about it, and now he’s done it. North Carolina House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Mecklenburg) has filed a bill to term-limit the House Speaker and the President Pro Tempore…
The Raleigh City Council has set an August 7 public hearing on whether council terms should be lengthened from the current two years to four. From the Raleigh Public Record…