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I've got one word for you: Solidarity. If Republicans force another bill through the General Assembly to block such ordinances, the Governor needs to Veto that nonsense and Democrats from both houses need to uphold that Veto. And any others he chooses to deploy. My wife and I attended the “Stop the Steal” Trump Insurrection on Wednesday (as observers, NOT participants) and there are FIVE big take-aways from what we witnessed and heard outside the Capitol that I'd like to share. (We took all the pictures below). 1/22 pic.twitter.com/NTV7JTUXZa Not gonna throw all 22 at you, but here are a...

Submitted by scharrison on As usual, Rob Schofield hits several nails on their heads: The list of important politicians who have known for years that Donald Trump was and is a criminally dangerous liar, race-baiter and traitor, and a malignant threat to American democracy is a long one. And still, throughout almost all the last four-plus years, each of these individuals has not just stood passively by as Trump has run roughshod over the Constitution and countless core democratic values and norms, but affirmatively and cynically egged him on and/or aggressively defended him. Before we talk ab...

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North Carolinians hoping the $900 billion COVID relief bill passed by Congress would include some help for those with student loans debt will be disappointed. The massive package failed to extend the suspension of student loan interest and payments, which will expire at the end of January. Even before COVID-19, one in four student loan borrowers was in default or serious delinquency. Many worried about their ability to make student loan payments while covering other basic needs. Rochelle Sparko with the Center for Responsible Lending joined Policy Watch’s Rob Schofield recently to discuss t...

After SPIN!-What do you think of the new Community Colleges President? Published December 21, 2020 After SPIN! - Question to Rob Schofield and Dennis Wicker – The State Community Colleges announced that beginning in January the new President of the System will be Thomas Stith, who was Governor Pat McCrory’s chief of staff and has been North Carolina district director for the Small Business Administration. What do you think of his selection?