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Representatives were given just six hours to read a 5,593-page bill, which included many unrelated items.
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Convention of States volunteers flexed their political muscle in North Carolina.
Read more ›Published in Blog on May 20, 2020 by Jeff Groh
Is fear driving the opposition to COS in North Carolina in the same way as it drove the narrative during the COVID-19 crisis?
Read more ›Published in Blog on May 11, 2020 by Jeff Groh
Some politicians might be using the COVID-19 crisis to gain more power over the people.
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If you are concerned that Governor Cooper is abusing his power in North Carolina, then you should be concerned with federal overreach, as well.
Read more ›Published in Blog on April 07, 2020 by Jeff Groh
We will survive the COVID-19 pandemic. But what will the aftermath look like?
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