Roy Cooper couldn’t fix NC’s problems during his time as governor; in fact, he left the state in worse shape than when he took office. If he becomes NC’s U.S. Senator, he will fit right in with the leftist Washington crowd, who do not prioritize Americans’ interests. Roy must

Do you consider it decent and common sense to keep children out of schools for an extended period even after COVID had subsided, and to close small businesses and churches while allowing big businesses to remain open? Roy does not act based on common sense; he does what benefits

This poll is huge for Republicans in NC. Republicans can win this Senate seat and finally retire Cooper from politics.

Roy Cooper claims he is trying to win by “helping the middle class and being nice to people because that’s who he is.” However, the real Roy Cooper is the former governor who shut down small businesses, churches, and schools, and issued mass executive

Rachel Maddow claims that Roy Cooper is essentially the ideal Democrat, as if he were crafted in a lab. So, Democrats view the perfect model of a Democrat as someone who closes schools, churches, and small businesses while allowing his own family to engage

While Medicare and Medicaid are essential for people who are physically unable to work, these programs have fostered a culture of reliance on government support, which Democrats love. The future should focus on empowering hard-working individuals to forge their own paths through

Great article by Drew DiMeglio about an excellent program that helps engage students civically in North Carolina. carolinajournal.com/opinion/the-im…

Almost as if Democrats have forgotten what a primary is. First with Biden and Kamala, and now with Wiley and Roy. What happened to choosing your candidate for the Democrats?

Socialist Bernie Sanders was in Asheville today. I wonder if all those empty seats filled up. For a socialist coming to Asheville, that would be a poor showing. Socialist Sanders needs to stay out of North Carolina.

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson claims to be a “nonpartisan shield for the people.” This statement comes from the same individual who has made it his goal to oppose nearly every action taken by President Trump.

The CRPE reported in 2024 that the average American student has recovered less than halfway from the academic disruptions caused by COVID-19. The 2024 NAEP study found a significant increase in students performing below the “NAEP Basic” level compared to 2019. In 2000,

From a young North Carolinian: Young people are more likely to get involved if the goal is to oppose Senator Sanders’ socialist policies in North Carolina and the country.

You aren’t fooling anyone, Roy. Everyone knows that ActBlue and out of state donors are fueling your campaign, not grassroots supporters from NC. This is a recurring pattern with NC Democrats, who received 70% of their donations last year from out-of-state donors, while the NCGOP

Roy Cooper stated that he “never really wanted to go to Washington; he just wants to help North Carolinians.” Where was this sentiment when he left to teach at Harvard and engage with elites after his governorship ended? If he truly cared about NC, he

Famous North Carolinian Spotlight: Reverend Billy Graham Billy Graham was born near Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1918. He spent most of his life as an evangelist, hosting worldwide crusades with sermons broadcast on radio and television. Graham met and advised multiple U.S.

“Assault on our democracy” — coming from the same person whose administration attempted to undermine the 2016 election by promoting a false Russia hoax narrative based on the discredited Steele dossier.

I knew the North Carolina Democratic Party was somewhat lacking in intelligence, but I didn’t realize it was this severe. The head of the NC Democratic Party openly extorting a company? That’s a new level of stupid behavior.

Amid discussions about gerrymandering, let’s look back at a notable case from the 1990s when Democrats in NC drew two congressional districts based primarily on race. The districts, especially the 12th, were so irregularly shaped that they sparked a lawsuit, Shaw v. Reno, which

Josh Stein can’t seem to pick a side. His latest veto, mentioned in the The Wall Street Journal, highlights his apparent flip-flopping on issues. For North Carolinians, this is no surprise. Stein is another governor trying to appease union donors while also attempting to save face.