Posted on 01/16/2023 1:53:59 PM PST by Soul of the South
When Covid-19 first struck North Carolina nearly three years ago, Governor Roy Cooper responded with a series of executive orders that closed or limited the operations of schools, businesses, public amenities, and even churches. Cooper’s attempt to regulate worship services didn’t survive legal challenge, but most of his other pandemic policies stayed in place for quite a long time — and were often stricter than the policies enforced in nearby states.
You may believe the governor’s approach was wise. . . .
(Excerpt) Read more at carolinajournal.com ...
Good news!
This needs to happen nation-wide.
Needs to but won't. I have asked my county's delegates to the SC legislature to do the same. They will not as they do not want the responsibility that comes with checks and balances.
Cooper was a rubber stamp for everything Fauci
And let’s us pray that they won the case they have before SCOTUS. If they do, it will be, perhaps, the biggest game changer since 2008c IMHO.
It has potential to make radical changes to election laws all over the country.
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