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Alexander H. JonesThoughts on North Carolina and national politics.
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Thoughts on the property-tax amendment and the future of Research Triangle Park
Republicans have put a constitutional amendment on the ballot that would allow legislators to decide property-tax policy for local governments. The measure is another step in the General Assembly’s effort to arrogate virtually all of the po...
Michael Whatley is no son of North Carolina
Michael Whatley is the softest tough-on-crime person in the world. Standing next to a convicted felon, who happens to be president of the United States, the soft-faced, dull-mannered Republican candidate applauded as Trump called North Caro...
Michael Whatley is morally unfit for the US Senate
Michael Whatley is blowing past ethical boundaries. He’s not just telling baldfaced lies. Rather, in a final effort to make his ineffectual attacks on Roy Cooper work, Whatley has deceived a grieving father into cutting an ad against Cooper...
Why it matters that NC Republicans have collapsed in urban areas
For the first 40 years after North Carolina began becoming a Sun Belt state, the Republican Party made gains. Reconstruction’s bloody implosion had driven the NCGOP into exile. But as the quiet, sultry countryside began to be carved apart b...
Thoughts on Whatley’s obtuseness and my visceral anger at RFK, jr.
I’m almost getting tired of trashing Michael Whatley. For invective to be satisfying, one has to feel like the recipient is worth bashing. Whatley, wan and feckless, has so little “juice” that criticizing him in pixels feels a bit like thra...
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I'm a longtime NC political writer who covers state and national politics. I grew up in Raleigh. I am also a Policy Analyst at Carolina Forward and a proud alum of PoliticsNC.
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