From record unemployment to countless magazines naming North Carolina as one of the best places to work and live, every day we see the proof that Republican-led tax reform are working. Yesterday, we saw even more evidence that our policies are working. “Extraordinary growth” in year-over-year final tax payments during April means the state ultimately…
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Perhaps a financial literacy course would have helped keep these millennials from digging themselves into debt. To help address this growing problem, Republicans Rep. Craig Horn, Rep. John Szoka, and Rep. Jon Hardister joined with Democrat Rep. Derwin Montgomery to file House Bill 433: Economics & Financial Literacy Act. This legislation will require completion of…
Numerous North Carolina Sheriffs are risking public safety by engaging in political grandstanding. These “Sanctuary Sheriffs” are refusing to cooperate with federal immigration officials when dealing with illegal immigrants who are already incarcerated for being charged with a crime.
The new NEA rankings continue a trend where state pay raises over the past several years have sharply increased both North Carolina’s average salary and national ranking.
Ever wondered what Republicans mean when they campaign on cutting burdensome regulations and bureaucratic red tape?
Governor Cooper’s 2019 budget proposal is the wrong direction of wasteful spending for North Carolina taxpayers since it would saddle North Carolina with 200% more debt than recommended by the Debt Affordability Advisory Committee.
The following is a guest column by Rep. Jimmy Dixon, House District 4, representing Duplin and Onslow counties. Gov. Cooper has been on several farms in Eastern North Carolina over the last few months attempting to show concern for the plight of our farmers as a result of the recent hurricanes. He goes around saying…
“This new approach to funding transportation projects will accelerate the seamless movement of people, goods, and services to create jobs and attract industry to North Carolina.”“Build N.C. is another important step to get politics out of highway funding and address the strain put on our infrastructure by a rapidly growing population. As our state’s population expands,…
The state House of Representatives voted to override a budget veto by Gov. Roy Cooper on Tuesday and delivered pay raises for teachers, law enforcement officers and most state employees, $60 million in disaster relief to victims of Hurricane Matthew, a record savings reserve, and tax relief for families and businesses in North Carolina. “Today’s veto override…