Category: Letters to the Editor

North Carolina’s tax-cutting strategy deserves a closer look, particularly as voters consider a constitutional amendment requiring limits on local property-tax increases.

Since 2013, the General Assembly has repeatedly reduced state personal and corporate income tax rates. Supporters argue that lower taxes encourage investment, attract businesses, and leave more money in taxpayers’ pockets. Those are legitimate policy goals. But tax cuts also have a cost, and the question is whether lawmakers have adequately accounted for the consequences.

  A Letter from Rhino Reader Austin Morris It’s really rich to see Gov. Roy Cooper bleat about how he “has a plan” to reduce the cost of groceries. Gee I dunno Roy, maybe you could start by eliminating the...

A letter from Rhino Times Reader “Professor”  I recently learned of a story from earlier this year and find myself needing to defend a 10-year-old’s proposal for a $5,000 electric-vehicle rebate. Not because I...

A letter to the editor from Austin Morris At the risk of being labelled a misogynist….  I was horrified and disgusted by the particularly unattractive women in pink shirts who demonstrated outside the courthouse of the...

  A letter to the editor from Austin Morris Franklin Graham is being reported as saying he never had seen such pain before 9/11/2001, and that it is hard to fathom the evil that caused it. It might be hard to fathom, but...