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Suppress the Vote!

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Suppress the Vote!

By JIM ARKEDIS and LINDSAY MARK LEWIS The grip of the super PAC on the Republican primary season has been well-documented. They are wrecking balls operating outside the candidates’ direct control, fueled by massive influxes of cash from a handful of wealthy patrons. The millions spent by the pro-Santorum Red, White and Blue Fund and…

From the Chair's Desk: Walker's Latest Move

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From the Chair's Desk: Walker's Latest Move

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is at it again. First Walker launched a surprise attack on workers’ rights, drawing a massive backlash from Wisconsin voters. Now he’s trying to roll back the clock on women’s rights in the workplace. This past Thursday Walker repealed an Equal Pay law that helped victims of wage discrimination to have…

Spence credibility buried in avalanche of TARP explanations

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Spence credibility buried in avalanche of TARP explanations

Considering the national controversy over the TARP bailout and the GOP’s obsession in bashing it, Mr. Spence should have been prepared to answer questions regarding his role in it when he entered the governor’s race. He wasn’t. First, he said he resigned from the board over the TARP issue, even though federal documents indicated otherwise. Then…

N.C. lawmakers must adequately fund schools

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N.C. lawmakers must adequately fund schools

Warren County School Superintendent Ray Spain rightly called the legislature’s actions – in which lawmakers appropriated money for schools but then mandated that districts make “discretionary” cuts and return it back to the state – as robbery “at gunpoint.” Retiring McDowell County Superintendent Ira Trollinger was also right to say that the state’s political leaders…

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