Craig Deluz Project Black Leadership Network discusses the increase in crime Refund the police and the effect that the current anti police environment is having on law enforcement Why crime rates are soaring and the black-on-black crime that results from removing Police from black neighborhoods Dr Bonner Cohen and Co Host Rick Manning with Pastor Greg discuss the effect of the California decision to move toward EV and how leaving gas and coal will be hurting the medium and low-income people Government subsidies are still keeping the industry afloat and the supply cannot meet the demand The goal is actually [... more]

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Rick Manning Inflation Reduction Act is not what it says The art of the political doublespeak and how they get away with it The Remain in Mexico bill that was voted on twice and how Dems in Swing States can claim two issues that appear to be the opposite Pastor Greg and Rick discuss the climate change and green energy policies associated with this bill which will possibly reduce 's of a percent from Inflation in years MAYBE We must be The People [... more]

Chad Pergram Marc Thiessen Ward Connerly Sen Joni Ernst R-IA Karl Rove Rep Carlos Gimenez R-FL Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

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Health care providers in North Carolina need a government permission slip called a certificate of need before they can add hospital beds build new facilities or purchase major pieces of equipment Health care reforms say scrapping CON requirements would boost health care innovation in this state Jordan Roberts John Locke Foundation health policy analyst discusses legislative efforts to scale back or eliminate state CON restrictions Reformers have been targeting the formula North Carolina uses to fund public schools across the state Aaron Smith education policy analyst for the libertarian Reason Foundation has been watching the debate with interest Smith explains [... more]

The N C Association of Educators union is urging public school teachers across the state to skip school on May to take part in a march and rally in Raleigh Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research and director of education studies analyzes the union's goals He also discusses the potential impact of the lost day of classroom instruction Ever since North Carolina's Republican-led General Assembly embarked on major tax reform in the state has served as a model for state-level tax reformers across the country Grover Norquist president of Americans for Tax Reform discusses North Carolina's successful [... more]

The N C Press Association recently recognized Carolina Journal's excellence with three awards Carolina Journal Online won first-place honors in NCPA's annual competition for Election Political Reporting and Editorials CJ also collected a third-place award for News Enterprise Reporting Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson discusses the awards and their significance for Carolina Journal's work Thirty years have passed since then-U S Education Secretary William Bennett put forward a theory that increased student aid from the federal government drives up the cost of college tuition President Jenna Robinson of the James G Martin Center for Academic Renewal recently reviewed what has come to [... more]

State government has approved an average percent rate increase for the only insurer that will provide Obamacare coverage in all N C counties Katherine Restrepo the John Locke Foundation's director of health care policy analyzes the rate hike and its implications for the Affordable Care Act's long-term viability in North Carolina The term crowdfunding is relatively new but a similar phenomenon led by the private sector helped spur massive growth in the North Carolina economy more than a century ago Brent Lane director of UNC-Chapel Hill's Center for Competitive Economies has studied the history He shares insights about the long-term [... more]