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Child care, student loans, wages, the economy. These were some of the issues President Obama addressed Wednesday at ImaginOn in uptown Charlotte. But the…
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It’s becoming clear that North Carolina’s state budget is not as advertised by House and Senate leaders. Take teacher’s assistants. School districts will…
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My previous post looked at what has become one of the key competitive races for a U.S. Senate seat, following the closing of the filing period. But it…
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Those seeking political office had until noon today to file for this year’s election. Two races in particular are fielding a large number of candidates.…
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A recent article in the Charlotte Observer had the headline asking, “Voting fight: Is it race or politics?”For intensely partisan observers, the…
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With Washington’s mess garnering the nation’s attention, many voters would like a chance to register their complaints against DC right now. And while they…
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As the game of gridlock “chicken” in Washington continues to march on, commentators are trying to explain “how did we get to this point of…
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With several months of Moral Monday protests under way, the North Carolina General Assembly may be feeling the heat of the dog days of summer, especially…
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With the release of the provocative and no holds barred “NC 2013 Legislative Strategy” memo as reported by The Charlotte Observer, liberal advocacy groups…