A Tale Of Two Moderates: McCrory, Spellings, And HB2
When it comes to HB2 – or any issue – how you act can be more important than what you think.
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Donald Trump, HB2, And The Soft Bigotry Of Low Expectations
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 12, 2016 | Aaron Keck, Featured
Donald Trump and House Bill 2 are both symptoms of the same disease.
Read MorePresident Spellings: What Should Her Agenda Be For UNC?
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 1, 2016 | Featured, Higher Education
UNC leaders say Margaret Spellings should be building relationships – and she may be uniquely suited to do it.
Read MorePPP: North Carolinians Not Fans Of House Bill 2
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 28, 2016 | Featured, State Government
45 percent of North Carolinians disapprove of House Bill 2; only 36 percent support it.
Read MoreFacts And Myths (That McCrory Forgot) About House Bill 2
Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 27, 2016 | Aaron Keck, Featured
Governor McCrory is trying to dispel some “myths” about House Bill 2. Here are a few more he forgot about.
Read MoreThink You Can Enforce House Bill 2? Take This Easy Quiz!
Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 24, 2016 | Aaron Keck, Featured
Can you tell the difference between men and women? House Bill 2 thinks you can. Let’s find out.
Read More“End Gerrymandering Now”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 20, 2016 | Aaron Keck, News
After a week of total chaos, the General Assembly has done nothing about its gerrymandering problem. Let’s fix that.
Read MoreUNC Board of Governors Will Give General Assembly Closed Session Minutes
Posted by Blake Hodge | Nov 16, 2015 | Featured, UNC
The Board of Governors met in special session on Friday to consider a request from some members of the General Assembly for a copy of the minutes from the October 30 meeting, where the board voted in closed session to give 12...
Read MoreWhat’s Left After the General Assembly Went Home
Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 1, 2015 | State Government
The North Carolina General Assembly has wrapped up one of the longest legislative sessions in recent memory. Municipalities’ ability to make decisions specifically impacting their communities, public school funding being...
Read MoreHouse Votes to Remove Light Rail Spending Cap
Posted by Blake Hodge | Sep 28, 2015 | Featured, State Government
***UPDATE:Â The North Carolina House voted on Monday night to remove the spending cap that was initially placed on light rail spending in the state budget signed earlier this month. The state Senate is expected to vote on the...
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