Head Locke

By: John Locke Foundation
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  • Making North Carolina First in Freedom
    © 2018 John Locke Foundation
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Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • HeadLocke No. 145: Tax reform continues, COVID-19 emergency dispute, and inflation worries rise

    HeadLocke No. 145: Tax reform continues, COVID-19 emergency dispute, and inflation worries rise
    May 27 2021
    State senators would reduce individual and business taxes in their latest reform proposal. Brooke Medina and Mitch Kokai address the Senate tax plan, a court case challenging North Carolina's COVID-19 emergency, and new evidence about inflation in the American economy.
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    19 mins
  • HeadLocke No. 144: Voters’ Biden concerns, redistricting advice, and COVID-19 education grants

    HeadLocke No. 144: Voters’ Biden concerns, redistricting advice, and COVID-19 education grants
    May 20 2021
    Nearly six in 10 N.C. voters worry that President Joe Biden's administration will do too much to increase the size and role of government. Brooke Medina and Mitch Kokai assess that Civitas Poll result, analyze some advice about election redistricting criteria, and tout potential benefits of state student learning-loss grants.
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    18 mins
  • HeadLocke No. 143: Donor privacy, CDC scare tactics, and job market woes

    HeadLocke No. 143: Donor privacy, CDC scare tactics, and job market woes
    May 13 2021
    The state Senate approves an important measure to protect privacy of donors to nonprofit groups. Brooke Medina and Mitch Kokai discuss the bill, along with misleading COVID-19 transmission information from federal officials, and a problem filling jobs throughout the economy.
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    18 mins

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