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Ranking the proposed N.C. constitutional amendments
Five proposed amendments are moving through Raleigh, but not all of them belong in the state constitution.
Well, that escalated quickly. We all knew going into this year’s short session that the General Assembly would try to put one consti...
The millionaire surtax idea comes to N.C.
It will not pass here anytime soon, but conservatives should still explain why it backfires.
In today’s populist political environment, millionaires are particularly easy to pick on and tough to defend.
What an investor sees in Spruce Pine
It may surprise you to learn that my favorite podcast has nothing to do with North Carolina politics. It’s actually about small business acquisitions.
Each week, the hosts of Acquisitions Anonymous review the listing for a business up for...
Why I'm on the fence about another income tax rate cap
I like lower taxes. I also like keeping future N.C. leaders out of a fiscal box they may regret
I wrote in the Observer yesterday that the budget framework just announced by the General Assembly is pretty darn strong overall. However, I me...
What Roy Cooper’s "early-release" list actually reveals
On the evening of June 2, 2021, two armed men forced their way through the front door of a Fayetteville home and started shooting.
When the gunfire subsided, the homeowner was dead, his teenage daughter had been shot in the leg, and both a...
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