Governor Perdue

Previously, I’ve blogged about Governor Perdue’s statist desire to secure ownership of four dams in the Uwharrie region of North Carolina currently owned by Alcoa.  The General ... Keep Reading

Dare I say that Governor Perdue may be on to something?  According to a recent article on WRAL.com, a good read by the way, the Governor is open to privatizing parts of the ABC ... Keep Reading

It looks as though the Durham Herald-Sun may be on to something.  Early this morning, an article was posted to the newspaper's website outlining a scenario in which the Perdue ... Keep Reading

The United States 4th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld that state agencies and departments may show favoritism to businesses owned by Blacks and Native Americans.  Details about the ... Keep Reading

Apparently Governor Perdue has been misled about the direction that this year’s budget will take North Carolina.  The N&O reports that today, surrounded by school children ... Keep Reading

S.B. 1114 has now passed the third reading of both the Senate and the House.  Apparently neither body saw the potential for patronage that this bill creates; however, it is now up ... Keep Reading

Civitas has obtained a copy of the permit issued by Raleigh’s Capital Police to the three illegal immigrants camping out on state property.  That’s right -- Capital Police issued ... Keep Reading

Governor Perdue, our self-described “Jobs Governor,” is living up to her title.  Although it might need to be tweaked – a more accurate title would be “The Government Jobs ... Keep Reading

Believers in the dream of Martin Luther King; in a society that judges individuals based on their merit and not their skin color (or gender) should be aware that this state ... Keep Reading

Yesterday, Governor Perdue and Lieutenant Governor Walter Dalton spoke at the National Federation of Independence Business (NFIB) luncheon in Raleigh.  At the event it was noted ... Keep Reading