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@imfat Where does internet cost $280 a month?

How do I pay: $1,600 rent $250 electricity $100 water $280 internet $140 car insurance EVERY MONTH on under $19/hr???

@hwinkler4real Looks like Fonzie didn't learn spelling. "Cannot". Were you hungry?

Hungry children CAN NOT learn

@JamieBonkiewicz Murder is, indeed, our business.

78% of abortions occur before 9 weeks 92% of abortions occur before 13 weeks 6% of abortions occur between 14–20 weeks 100% are none of your fucking business

@Matt_Pinner Decorum

What is this woman lacking?

This campaign is about fighting for what’s right. This week, I was fortunate to return to the place and people who first showed me what that means. To my neighbors, thank you for joining me and I look forward to serving you in the United States Senate.

@lady_valor_07 My pacifier was dipped in beer.

Is this True?

@johnpavlovitz Who did he rape? Name them. That's right, you can't. But your hero Biden did shower with his daughter, Ashley.

Broadcasting your love for a serial rapist ain't the flex you think it is, dummy.

@SassySouthBlond They are crappy at their jobs. NC ranks 31st in education. Why should they get raises?

Parents they won’t stand up for the teachers to get paid a living wage who teach you kids when their pay is ranked 47th in the country… You are asking for subpar teachers. You are basically idiots.

@RepJeffries You need to be imprisoned

Do you need a hug? Be Best.

@atrupar It's not racist and it's true.

Trump’s racism is increasingly overt

Folks back home know this well: I am a prisoner of hope.

@JoJoFromJerz You need to fucking tone it down.

I don’t want to hear another fucking word about how it’s the Democrats who need to “tone the hateful rhetoric down.” Not another fucking word.

Black Snape out of 10

@BiggChab That's hysterical. MJ had so much talent. Today's top "entertainers" have approximately zero.

I have a theory that if he was still alive he wouldn’t be this popular and relevance anymore, his early death gave him that godly statue.

@Weinsteinlaw But what if they are low IQ?

The pattern is unmistakable and repulsive. If you keep calling Black leaders "low IQ," you aren't expressing a political disagreement. You are using a racist dog whistle to undermine their humanity. Every single time Donald Trump uses this slur, he shows the country that his politics are built entirely on grievance and bigotry. It’s a disgrace to the office and a stain on this country.

@RoyCooperNC WTF do the majority of them do other than indoctrinate?

Teachers, thank you for all you do.

@WileyNickel @ncae @wake_ncae @NCAEAgenda @hometown_holler Tell me where the majority of funds from the "education" lottery are going.

Today I stood at the State Capitol with educators, students, and advocates at the @ncae Teachers March — because our kids deserve to come before corporate tax breaks. ❤️📚 Wearing #RedforEd in solidarity with teachers fighting for what every student needs: fully funded public schools, real accountability for voucher spending, and policies that put our classrooms first. Grateful to connect with education leaders and to share why this matters so much for our communities. Also had the chance to speak with the @hometown_holler about why we’ve gotta keep pushing for change. This movement is about one thing: kids over corporations. And we’re not backing down. #RedforEd #PublicSchools #KidsOverCorporations #FundOurSchools BBC

@NC_Governor Murdering your child is not health care

Deciding when to have a family is a deeply personal decision, and that decision is between a woman and her doctor. Mifepristone has been approved by the FDA, and its safety has been established for decades, including when it is prescribed and dispensed using telehealth and the mail. This decision will make it harder for women to access the reproductive health care they need.

In FY 2010, NC Education Lottery gross sales were ~$1.42 billion, with ~$420 million (29.5%) transferred to the education fund for schools, pre-K, construction, and scholarships. In FY 2025, sales hit ~$6.6 billion, but only ~$1.05 billion (16%) went to education—down from 23% in FY 2023. Absolute dollars rose, but the share has steadily declined as more revenue goes to prizes. All net proceeds still fund education programs per state law.

@NC_Governor What are the funds from the "education" lottery being used for?

Last month I met with a first-grade teacher who moved here from South Carolina at the start of her career because North Carolinaused to pay our teachers better. Now, she spends $200 to $300 of her own money on her students at the beginning of the school year to make sure they have what they need in the classroom. North Carolina has failed to keep up, and that’s making her think of moving back home. South Carolina spends $5,500 more on each school child than we do here in North Carolina – equivalent to about $8 billion more than we invest in K-12. My budget gives all teachers a deserved pay raise, brings back master’s pay for veteran teachers, and provides teachers with a school supply stipend. Let’s make smart investments to right this wrong.