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What North Carolina Loses When Elon Goes “Demon Mode”

By Eleanore Wood | February 7, 2025

Elon Musk has gone full “demon mode.” Elon’s biographer, Walter Isaacson, once explained how Musk’s inner circle coined the term to describe the manic energy that he radiates while reshaping an organization.  He grows angry, channeling that anger into his work. He lives on the floors of his factories, stays up all night, implements mass…

Flooding the Zone

By Eleanore Wood | January 31, 2025

The opening days of Trump 2.0 have been a disorienting flood of executive actions and memos. Trump set a record (by far) among all US presidents for signing 38 executive orders in less than two weeks. 

How Trump’s Flurry of Executive Orders Could Impact North Carolina

By Matt Schlosser | January 24, 2025

The first week of Trump’s second term has been a storm of absurd statements and dangerous policies. We’ll highlight some of the most significant actions Trump took this week, and the impact they could have on North Carolina moving forward.  Attempting to Restrict Birthright Citizenship Hours after swearing to protect the Constitution, Trump attempted to…

Gov. Josh Stein calls on GOP to focus on real issues, work with him on Helene recovery, education and more

By Patrick Zarcone | January 17, 2025

Gov. Josh Stein didn’t let an incoming winter storm stop him from making his inaugural speech to tell North Carolinians about his vision for the state’s future earlier this month. The wintry weather canceled most of the inaugural festivities, forcing Stein to speak inside the old state Capitol building in downtown Raleigh instead of outside…

Here’s the latest in Jefferson Griffin’s efforts to steal an NC Supreme Court seat from Justice Allison Riggs

By Patrick Zarcone | January 10, 2025

“Permitting post-election litigation that seeks to rewrite our state’s election rules — and, as a result, remove the right to vote in an election from people who already lawfully voted under the existing rules — invites incredible mischief,” Republican Justice Richard Dietz wrote.

Give it up, Jefferson Griffin – you lost and now it’s time to concede to Justice Allison Riggs

By Patrick Zarcone | December 13, 2024

The full process, including multiple recounts, has run its course and there is now just one thing left for Jefferson Griffin to do: accept the results and concede the race.

NC Republicans who lost in November turn to voter disenfranchisement in hopes of overturning the will of the people

By Patrick Zarcone | December 6, 2024

What Jefferson Griffin and the state GOP are now doing is an attempt to disqualify 60,000 eligible voters and overturn the results of a legitimate election. When state Republicans lose elections they seek to disenfranchise voters instead of accepting the results.

NC Senate GOP overrides Gov. Cooper’s veto of power grab bill; fate of bill will be decided by House’s override vote

By Patrick Zarcone | December 6, 2024

The NC House is expected to vote on the SB382 veto override next week. Republicans need all members – including three who sided with Democrats – to vote for the override, otherwise it will fail.

As they grab for power before losing supermajority, NC Republicans show they have wrong priorities

By Patrick Zarcone | November 22, 2024

North Carolina Republicans are having trouble accepting that voters took away their supermajority and also rejected their MAGA Council of State candidates, so now they are using a bill for desperately needed Helene relief funding to change laws to entrench their power before they lose it.

NC Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs claims victory over right-wing challenger Jefferson Griffin, recount underway

By Patrick Zarcone | November 22, 2024

Let’s make things clear: The voters gave more votes to Allison Riggs than Jefferson Griffin, and we will protect and defend these voters’ right to participate in our democracy.