This week we discuss Senator Tillis' declining favorability numbers and examine what North Carolinians think about Joe Biden and Senator Warren. Also, how does Lt. Gov. Forest do ... Keep Reading
Publications
ICE detainers, pistol permits, and lessons from our fathers
This week, we discuss a bill that would require North Carolina cities to honor ICE detainer requests. We also explore the reasons why a new bill related to pistol permits is a ... Keep Reading
Failing to protect babies, Trump’s almost tariffs, and remembering D-Day
This week we discuss the Mexico tariffs that almost were, examining why they would have been so detrimental to American workers and our economy. We also analyze why the Born Alive ... Keep Reading
The culture wars, Justice Clarence Thomas’ mic drop, and our state’s new budget
This week Ray and I discuss (or debate...whichever term you prefer) whether we're winning or losing the culture war. On this episode we spend the majority of our time diagnosing ... Keep Reading
Being a right-leaning student on a left-leaning campus: an interview with Sienna Stanfield
Being a conservative on a liberal college campus isn't always easy. But combine that with being a Christian and woman of color and things can get pretty challenging. On this ... Keep Reading
The pro-life wave, environmentalism, and an unforeseen NC congressional race
There's a wave of pro-life legislation and laws making their way into state capitals across the nation. Is a Supreme Court battle imminent? The latest Civitas Poll indicates a ... Keep Reading
Senator Tillis’ primary challenger, the student loan crisis, and drag queen story hour
Tis the season for graduations! Join the conversation as we talk about the student loan crisis affecting many young Americans. We're also discussing the big announcement of a ... Keep Reading
Newspaper: Polling continues to show North Carolina divided like nation
The cover story of the April issue of NC Capitol Connection continues to highlight some of the division in our state. As most know, North Carolina is a fairly good reflection of ... Keep Reading
Teachers as union organizers, the tragedy at UNCC, and a brave Democratic senator
This week we discuss our experiences and observations at the May Day teacher protest in downtown Raleigh. We also honor the lone Democratic state senator, Don Davis, for his ... Keep Reading
The Mueller report, Gov. Cooper’s infanticide veto, and Notre Dame
A redacted version of the Mueller report has finally been made public. Join us as we discuss several of the key findings*. We also delve into Gov. Roy Cooper's concerning veto ... Keep Reading
