Videos Tagged: Politics
- Carolina Journal's Don Carrington explores a key element of the Perdue flight controversy
- AFP rally reminds Fayetteville crowd that 'November Is Coming'
- NCICL's Jason Kay discusses a key point in the N.C. ballot-access lawsuit
- Neighbors Rally Against High Speed Rail Option
- Controversial Leader Receives Top N.C. Honor
- JLF's John Hood responds to the State Board of Elections' decision to fine Gov. Perdue's campaign
- Governor Perdue Campaign Fined $30,000 for Unreported Flights
- Civitas Institute's Chris Hayes says most North Carolinians believe the state's on the wrong track
- Change Congress co-founder Larry Lessig makes small-government case for public financing
- JLF's Michael Sanera asks 'Who Destroyed the Constitution, and How Do We Re-establish It?' (4 of 4)
- N.C. GOP chairman renews push for top elections officials to step down
- JLF's Mitch Kokai says Griffith commercial should be nipped in the bud
- JLF's John Hood addresses GOP senators' list of worst stimulus projects
- Senators Question N.C. Stimulus Projects
- New Assignment Policy Unveiled for Wake County, N.C.
- JLF's Mitch Kokai questions timing of SBI director's move to a new job
- "High Speed" Rail Plans Shared with Public
- Free to Choose Network's Max Borders offers a radical case for rules
- North Carolina Decides to Underfund Pension
- JLF experts brief N.C candidates, part 1 of 7 (Greeting/2010 legislative recap)
- Forbes chairman and CEO Steve Forbes assesses the American economic, political picture
- Economist Arnold Kling explains why centralized government planning makes less and less sense
- UNC-Pembroke professor says policy debates must address basic differences in 'religion'
- JLF's John Hood explains why he gives the General Assembly a D for its 2010 session
- Obamacare's First Tax Frustrates Tanning Salon Owners
- JLF's John Hood assesses the 2010-11 state budget deal
- JLF's John Hood explains Democrats' efforts to sneak a campaign-finance change into an ethics bill
- Top GOP lawmakers list issues unaddressed during the 2010 legislative session
- Carolina Journal's Rick Henderson assesses N.C.'s 2010 Democratic Senate runoff
- GOP legislative leaders plan 'no' votes on 2010-11 state budget deal
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Sep 09, 2010
Destruction Plan on Schedule
The uncertainty about whether consumer-driven health plans will be illegal after 2014 has already driven some insurers out of the market. More will follow.
