New Branchhead
Alexander H. JonesThoughts on North Carolina and national politics.
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NC Republicans are getting away with voter suppression again. What about another HB2?
The NCGOP has been making less national news lately. That’s not because they’ve advanced fewer controversial policies. It’s because the rest of the country has gotten worse. With so many red states aggressively enacting provocative conserva...
Ted Budd is ultra-MAGA. He's trying to seem like Richard Burr.
North Carolina has had a number of senators who utilized a political strategy that amounted to “Be Invisible.” Richard Burr was the pioneer. A solid mediocrity, the Winston-Salem lawnmower maven sought to make as minimal an impression on th...
The human consequences of NC's pseudo-democracy
It has become unfashionable to talk about democracy. The issue failed to take in Joe Biden’s second term. Since then, even intelligent and morally serious commentators like David Brooks have portrayed “democracy” as a sort of haute-bourgeoi...
The rush to limit property taxes is a step toward ignorance and failure
The rush to cap property taxes in our state has caused me to feel a combination of anger and helpless frustration. It’s a familiar and unpleasant brew of emotions. I feel a twinge of outrage at the NCGA for taking another bite out of our pr...
Does Michael Whatley have a path?
Polling continues to show bleak prospects for Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley. Most recently, a Republican-affiliated group found Whatley to be nine points behind former Governor Roy Cooper. Cooper has led in every single public...
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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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