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This was a strange bill for Gov. Stein to veto
House Bill 437 may not have been perfect. But it’s not obvious why this was the bill that finally drew a veto.
I honestly thought we were going to get out of 2026 without a veto.
I wrote a book about Pat McCrory
How did Pat McCrory go from a beloved mayor and rock-star Republican governor to a political outcast?
I spent the past year trying to answer that question. The result is my first book: The Change Agent, available now.
For the first time,...
The flag is not the problem
In our politics, there is a constant temptation to turn even shared symbols into partisan signals. Conservatives are told that liberals hate the flag. Liberals are told it has been claimed by the right. NBC News even described the flag this...
6 low-key N.C. budget provisions worth your attention
Teacher raises and tax cuts get the headlines, but the fine print includes items about food stamp errors, vape shops, prediction markets and AI in schools.
North Carolina’s political nerds (myself included) have spent the mid-morning porin...
The right way for N.C. to chase Major League Baseball
The General Assembly should keep Raleigh’s MLB bid alive without rushing into a taxpayer commitment
North Carolina’s General Assembly was so excited about hoisting the Stanley Cup that it nearly swung for the fences, too.
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