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The alternate reality of Roy Cooper’s email campaign
I saved a month’s worth of Cooper fundraising emails. They show what elite Democratic digital money buys.
Somehow, I ended up on Roy Cooper’s Senate campaign email list, so I did what any normal person would do. I saved up a month’s worth...
Iryna’s Law and the familiar N.C. prison-capacity problem
For 50 years, this state has too often asked how many inmates the system can handle before asking what public safety actually requires.
Iryna’s Law has now reached a familiar stage in North Carolina criminal justice policy.
Could Democrats really flip the N.C. House?
Republican donors are apparently getting nervous about Democrats flipping the N.C. House.
That’s not completely irrational, but it’s also worth remembering that the prospect of upheaval is often a fundraising strategy. Republican fundrais...
Dave Boliek's actual 2028 problem
The early voting dust-up will fade. The perception that Boliek is the 'legislature’s guy' is the harder problem.
I honestly don’t think this whole thing about State Auditor Dave Boliek and the Jackson County early voting plan is that big a...
Inside North Carolina's mental health maze
I talked this week with State Rep. Timothy Reeder, an emergency room doctor from Greenville who chairs the House Committee on Involuntary Commitment and Public Safety.
The subject was House Bill 1104, the bill moving through Raleigh to ref...
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