Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson

Andrew Dunn reports for Carolina Journal Online on a bill moving through the N.C. House to rein in the governor’s emergency powers. Ray Nothstine’s CJ Opinion highlights Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s efforts to expose classroom ideological indoctrination.

You’ve probably heard stories about kids in North Carolina public schools who come home with classroom assignments or words from a teacher that reflect a Leftist or socially liberal bent, leaving parents who don’t hold those views very concerned. Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has, too. This week he announced a…

Teachers and others who post on the popular North Carolina Teachers United Facebook page continued to attack Lt. Gov. Robinson after his press conference yesterday.

Some teachers who post on the popular North Carolina Teachers United Facebook page have some strong opinions about North Carolina’s first Black lieutenant governor.

Fascinating political news on Thursday when Gov. Roy Cooper sat for a 30-minute virtual interview with Politico’s Elena Schneider. The headlines from a confident-sounding Cooper talking to North Carolina native Schneider: He thinks North Carolina will follow Virginia and turn ‘blue’ No, he won’t run for the U.S. Senate…

Earlier today, I posted some highlights of teacher responses to Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s CPAC speech.  This latest comment may be the most objectionable one yet: There’s a unique type of damage perpetrated by Black people and others of color who spew this garbage. The only “damage” is…

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson took the stage at CPAC to introduce Congressman Madison Cawthorn.  Robinson used it as an opportunity to talk about the importance of citizen involvement in public education. Well, it didn’t take long for perpetually angry public school teachers to weigh in.  Here are a…

This is the best 1:30 you’ll hear today. Listen to our Lt. Governor encourage conservatives to get involved in education. https://lockerroom.johnlocke.org/app/uploads/2021/02/Mark-Robinson-at-CPAC-126.mp3…