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A reader asked why I am so insistent that the General Assembly is making the greatest power grab since Reconstruction.
A reader asked why I am so insistent that the General Assembly is making the greatest power grab since Reconstruction.
 
Republicans on Tuesday gained control of the House of Representatives, with DecisionDeskHQ ticking them up to the 218 mark that makes up a bare majority.
Republicans on Tuesday gained control of the House of Representatives, with DecisionDeskHQ ticking them up to the 218 mark that makes up a bare majority.
 
Today, Governor Roy Cooper vetoed the following bill: Senate Bill 168
Today, Governor Roy Cooper vetoed the following bill: Senate Bill 168
 
Today, Governor Cooper vetoed the following bill: Senate Bill 553
Today, Governor Cooper vetoed the following bill: Senate Bill 553
 
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper spent much of his first 13 months in office defending the venerated principle of separation of powers
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper spent much of his first 13 months in office defending the venerated principle of separation of powers
 
Governors make lots of decisions. They propose budgets. They hire Cabinet secretaries and other key state officials. They appoint members to governing boards and licensing agencies. They sign or veto bills. They offer or withhold clemency to criminals.
Governors make lots of decisions. They propose budgets. They hire Cabinet secretaries and other key state officials. They appoint members to governing boards and licensing agencies. They sign or veto bills. They offer or withhold clemency to criminals.
 
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