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Lumbee Voters Rejected a Casino — and They Were Right

Lumbee Voters Rejected a Casino — and They Were Right

by Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return AmericaThe Lumbee people have spoken, and they have done so with remarkable clarity. In a historic tribal vote, Lumbee voters rejected a constitutional amendment that would have allowed casino gambling and a...

Alcohol, HB 198, HB 921, and the Courage to Do What Is Right

Alcohol, HB 198, HB 921, and the Courage to Do What Is Right

by Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return America There are many troubles afflicting America today, but few are as tolerated, excused, celebrated, and politically protected as the destructive use of alcohol. Alcohol is not a minor social concern. It...

When Big Brother Comes to North Carolina Highways

When Big Brother Comes to North Carolina Highways

By Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org North Carolina lawmakers are considering making a highway surveillance program permanent, which allows automatic license plate readers on state road rights-of-way. At first glance, that may sound like a routine law enforcement...

A Pro-Life Cause Deserves a Prudent Strategy

A Pro-Life Cause Deserves a Prudent Strategy

A measured response to Rep. Keith Kidwell’s controversial pro-life bill Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return America RevMarkCreech.org Lawmakers were not convened for any votes last week. Nevertheless, Rep. Keith Kidwell (R-Beaufort) filed a bill...

Gambling on Training Wheels

Gambling on Training Wheels

How House Bills 921 and 198 Would Normalize Casino Culture in the Name of Charity Dr. Mark Creech Director of Government Relations Return America Not long ago, North Carolina treated casino gambling as dangerous enough to prohibit. Even now, state law permits “game...

Alcohol: An Overlooked Link Between Lincoln and Kennedy

Alcohol: An Overlooked Link Between Lincoln and Kennedy

by Rev. Mark Creech RevMarkCreech.org Americans have long been fascinated by the striking similarities between the assassinations of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy. Lincoln was elected to Congress in 1846; Kennedy in 1946. Lincoln was elected president...