Public standing flows from insults of public

RALEIGH -- While on vacation, I struck up a conversation with a roadside vendor. As the talk veered into local politics, I confessed that I was a journalist who followed the goings-on at the North Carolina General Assembly. "Oh, you poor thing," she replied. "You have to listened to that all day." Then she offered up her opinion ...

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