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Veto fatigue is here, but court battles are coming soon
While there's little drama about whether three consequential bills will become law, what comes next is a huge open question
Jul 10
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Andrew Dunn
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A busy Supreme Court week
Two rulings dominate North Carolina politics — but only one of them will have much of an immediate effect
Jul 3
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Andrew Dunn
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A busy Supreme Court week
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June 2023
What Speaker Moore admits to already looks bad
But there's little chance he'll face any repercussions. We live in a coarser culture and more shameless political environment than even a decade ago.
Jun 26
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Andrew Dunn
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Power grab or good government?
This week, we dive deep into the new proposal to change the State Board of Elections
Jun 19
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Andrew Dunn
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Power grab or good government?
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State Board of Elections proposal: Power grab or good government?
You can make a strong argument that Senate Bill 749 would improve trust in elections. But it's time for the General Assembly to drop the idea and move…
Jun 17
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Andrew Dunn
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Roy Cooper could actually be the big winner of 2023
As his power wanes, Gov. Cooper is winning the long game. His top policy priority has already been achieved, and his top political one is in reach.
Jun 13
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Andrew Dunn
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Roy Cooper could actually be the big winner of 2023
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N.C. headed toward toxic 2024
Democrats plan to channel "fear" and "rage," while Republicans censure their own senior senator
Jun 12
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Andrew Dunn
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Mark Robinson counters whisper campaign about his electability
"People are trying to put doubt in the air about our campaign," Robinson says
Jun 10
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Andrew Dunn
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Mark Robinson counters whisper campaign about his electability
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Dale Folwell gets feisty
As the State Treasurer nears the end of his political career, Folwell still has some things to say
Jun 5
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Andrew Dunn
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May 2023
Roy Cooper hopes to turn clock back on education fight
But the General Assembly is betting that North Carolina voters have moved on
May 30
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Andrew Dunn
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Roy Cooper hopes to turn clock back on education fight
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A quick math lesson for North Carolina: Per-pupil spending has no effect on school quality
These two charts show there's no link between spending and school performance
May 28
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Andrew Dunn
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Breaking down Gov. Roy Cooper's dishonest "state of emergency" in public education
Sadly, Cooper rejects any sort of reasonable dialogue. Instead, he dishonestly accuses Republicans of trying to destroy public education.
May 24
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Andrew Dunn
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Breaking down Gov. Roy Cooper's dishonest "state of emergency" in public education
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