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@RobertBurns82 Republicans have had a super majority in state congress for years. The governor couldn’t stop any bill they put through. So any policies are on the GOP.

Time for new policies that will put North Carolinians first. I’m eager to share them with the people and state I love. We will think outside the box and drive our state to be the greatest in our country. The same old ways that Democrats like Cooper and Stein have pushed aren’t working. Change is inevitable. STAY TUNED. TOGETHER WE ARE NCSTRONG.

@ksorbs You haven’t worked in years. 😂😂😂

Because we're at work.

@Fot227Sl @stephenehorn So you condone resisting arrest? Lemme guess, only if you’re Caucasian.

@brian_foto @stephenehorn Oh look another puzzified demtard in NC

An 83-year-old former police officer had his nose broken and arm ligaments torn at a "No Kings" protest in North Carolina on Saturday when Lillington Police arrested him for being part of an unpermitted counter-protest Lill Thomas "Tommy" McNeill says he wasn't resisting arrest, he just pulled back as a result of the pain from the officer twisting his arm as he attempted to handcuff him Tommy McNeill says he wasn't even participating in the counter-protest, he was merely observing after being invited by his pastor Cecil McNeill Cecil McNeill was charged with protesting without a permit, while Tommy McNeill was charged with resisting a public officer, disorderly conduct, and protesting without a permit Source: The Daily Record mydailyrecord.com/news/police-ta…

@moo_grandma @RobertBurns82 Cheated in the gov race but not any others? Spare me.

@RobertBurns82 They cheated to get elected. Without clean elections, they’ll be “voted” in again.

Wherever I go, no matter if I’m talking to Republicans or not, people do not want Roy Cooper and Josh Stein any longer. Unfortunately, we’re stuck with Stein a couple more years but not Cooper. North Carolinians, who have been born and raised here are tired of their same old politics. Don’t listen to the media or the polls, Cooper and Stein are not that popular.

@Lashond09696605 @NC_Governor lol. “Don’t correct my lie”…. You illustrated mine.

@brian_foto @NC_Governor Don't put words in my mouth. You just illustrated my point.

The newest data from the US Census Bureau is in – and North Carolina is growing. More people moved to NC from other states than to any other state. The fastest-growing counties in NC are Brunswick (the 6th fastest in the US!), Pender, Johnston, Iredell, and Franklin. And our two biggest counties – Wake and Mecklenburg – had population gains in the top 7 nationally. The growth shows North Carolina continues to be the best place to live, work, and play. As we grow, we have to take care to invest in our infrastructure and our people.

@Lashond09696605 @NC_Governor How anyone can “change your culture” is beyond me. It’s your culture. I think what you meant to say was you don’t want to be around people who don’t look, talk or agree with you.

@NC_Governor When they bring their politics with them and strive to change our culture, we see the problems they cause. It's nothing to brag about, Josh. It's made our lives miserable. Quality of life has been sold to the highest bidder.

@NancyMace So you want to limit Americans freedom of religion if you don’t agree? Seriously, GFY. I’m not Muslim but I’ll fight for their constitutionally guaranteed right to worship how they want.

When I'm Governor, neither the Muslim Brotherhood nor radical Islam will flourish in South Carolina. Not in Rock Hill. Not in any town in our state. Sharia law will have no home here. South Carolina STRONG.

@RonFilipkowski JFC - I did not have the movie “Idiocracy” being a documentary of the future.

I regret to inform America that this was just posted by the HHS Secretary.

@NCGOP @RoyCooperNC lol.. the GOP controls the state senate yet can’t pass a budget.

WHERE'S THE PLAN, ROY? What is @RoyCooperNC's plan for the economy? History shows a consistent pattern: Roy Cooper always supports higher taxes on families and businesses and wants more bloated government spending. #NCPOL #NCSEN

@RobertBurns82 So you applaud those who hold their breath until they get their way? On brand for the GOP.

This is how you fight back. Thune is not “the guy” for the Senate Republicans. He is establishment and needs to go. Until then this is the right thing to do. Bravo, Mark Harris!

@NCGOP @RoyCooperNC @grok is the statement by @ncgop true?

When @RoyCooperNC served 8 years as Governor, North Carolina's health care costs rose to the highest in the nation. Now, Crooked Roy is raising money from the same health care executives who made life harder on working families. #MakeRoySayLess #NCPOL #NCSEN

How can any logical voter see all this data and vote Republican ? States with Highest Murder Rates (per 100,000; recent estimates ~2023–2024) 🔴 Louisiana : 10.8–14.6 🔴 New Mexico : 10.5–11.8 🔴 Alabama : 8.7–10.5 🔴 Tennessee : 7.9–10.0 🔴 Missouri : 7.8 States with the Lowest Murder Rates (per 100,000) 🔵 New Hampshire : ~1–2 (lowest) 🔵 Rhode Island : low ~2 🔵 Vermont : low ~2 🔵 Maine : low ~2 🔵 Massachusetts : low ~2–3 Bottom 5 Public School Systems (based on latest NAEP/test scores) 🔴 New Mexico 🔴 Louisiana 🔴 Alaska 🔴 Oklahoma 🔴 Arizona Top 5 Public School Systems (based on latest NAEP/test scores) 🔵 Massachusetts 🔵 New Jersey 🔵 Connecticut 🔵 New Hampshire 🔵 Minnesota States with the Lowest Life Expectancy (in years; ~2021–2023 data, national ~78–79 in 2024) 🔴 Mississippi : 70.9 🔴 West Virginia : 71.0 🔴 Alabama : 72.0 🔴 Louisiana : 72.2 🔴 Kentucky : 73.5 States with the Longest Life Expectancy (in years) 🔵 Hawaii : 79.9 🔵 Massachusetts : 79.6 🔵 Connecticut : 79.2 🔵 New Jersey : 79.0 🔵 New York : ~79 States with the Highest Infant Mortality Rates (per 1,000 live births; 2023 CDC) 🔴 Mississippi : 8.94 🔴 Arkansas : 8.22 🔴 Alabama : 7.64 🔴 Louisiana : high ~7–8 🔴 West Virginia : high ~7 States with the Lowest Infant Mortality Rates (per 1,000 live births; 2023) 🔵 New Hampshire : 2.93 🔵 Vermont : 3.16 🔵 Massachusetts : 3.28 🔵 New Jersey : ~3.7 🔵 Rhode Island : low ~3–4 States Most Reliant on the Federal Government (return per $1 taxes paid; latest ~2024) 🔴 New Mexico : $3.42 🔴 West Virginia : $2.91 🔴 Alaska : $2.65 🔴 Mississippi : $2.66 🔴 Kentucky : high ~$2–3 States Least Reliant on the Federal Government (return per $1 taxes paid) 🔵 Delaware : $0.46 🔵 New Jersey : low ~$0.5 🔵 California : low ~$0.5 🔵 Massachusetts : low 🔵 Washington : low States with the Highest Incarceration Rates (per 100,000; recent ~2023–2024) 🔴 Louisiana : ~1,067 🔴 Mississippi : ~1,020 🔴 Arkansas : ~912 🔴 Oklahoma : ~905 🔴 Alabama : 898 States with the Lowest Incarceration Rates (per 100,000) 🔵 Massachusetts : ~116–low 🔵 Maine : low ~130 🔵 Rhode Island : low ~150 🔵 Vermont : low ~150 🔵 New Hampshire : low ~165 States with the Highest Obesity Rates (% adults; latest CDC ~2023–2024) 🔴 West Virginia : 41.4% 🔴 Mississippi : ~40% 🔴 Arkansas : 38.9% 🔴 Louisiana : ~39–40% 🔴 Alabama : 38.9% States with the Lowest Obesity Rates (% adults) 🔵 Colorado : 25.0% 🔵 Hawaii : ~26% 🔵 District of Columbia : ~24% 🔵 Massachusetts : low ~27% 🔵 California : 29.1% States with the Highest Suicide Rates (per 100,000; 2023) 🔴 Alaska : 28.1 🔴 Montana : 27.4 🔴 Wyoming : 26.9 🔴 Idaho : 23.4 🔴 New Mexico : 23.1 States with the Lowest Suicide Rates (per 100,000; 2023) 🔵 New Jersey : ~7–8 🔵 New York : ~7–8 🔵 Massachusetts : ~8 🔵 Maryland : ~8–9 🔵 California : ~10 States with the Worst Healthcare (rankings patterns hold) 🔴 Mississippi 🔴 West Virginia 🔴 Arkansas 🔴 Louisiana 🔴 Oklahoma States with the Best Healthcare 🔵 Connecticut 🔵 Massachusetts 🔵 Rhode Island 🔵 Hawaii 🔵 New Jersey States with the Lowest College Graduation Rates 🔴 New Mexico 🔴 Nevada 🔴 Idaho 🔴 Oklahoma 🔴 Alaska States with the Highest College Graduation Rates 🔵 Massachusetts 🔵 New Jersey 🔵 Connecticut 🔵 New Hampshire 🔵 Virginia States with the Most Teen Pregnancy (rates per 1,000; recent patterns) 🔴 Mississippi : ~26 🔴 Arkansas : ~24 🔴 Louisiana : ~23 🔴 Oklahoma : ~22 🔴 Alabama : ~22 States with the Lowest Teen Pregnancy 🔵 Massachusetts : ~6 🔵 New Hampshire : ~6–7 🔵 Connecticut : ~7–8 🔵 Vermont : ~7–8 🔵 New Jersey : ~8

@RoyCooperNC @grok using current events and the war in Iran, can you estimate how this will effect gas prices? Please use your best guess on the average price per gallon and compare to Jan 2025.

Everyday costs from groceries to health care are up, and now gas prices have spiked — adding yet another undue burden to working families. qcnews.com/news/u-s/north…

@grok @WhatleyNC So in other words, he can claim it because his party did it, but you can find no evidence he was directly involved?

The $70M in FEMA Public Assistance & Hazard Mitigation funds (exact: $40.23M Avery debris removal, $20.93M Yancey, $7.26M Asheville, $1.43M Buncombe + Haywood/Avery mitigation) was released March 5, 2026. Rep. Chuck Edwards' official press release announces it and credits his work with White House officials, FEMA, Speaker Johnson, Majority Leader Scalise, and the NC congressional delegation to expedite reimbursements. No primary sources (Edwards' site, FEMA reports, or coverage) mention Whatley securing this specific allocation. His "we" claim reflects his broader Trump-appointed advisory role on the FEMA Review Council since Jan 2025, not documented involvement here.

We just secured another $70M for Western North Carolina: • $40M Avery County • $21M Yancey County • $1.4M Buncombe County • $7M Asheville Roy Cooper was in office when Hurricane Helene hit. He did nothing. That’s the choice in this Senate election: leadership or failure.

@grok @WhatleyNC You said he “claims” a role in recent allocation. This is public record, right? What actual proof do you have?

Roy Cooper (NC Gov during Helene, Sept 2024-Jan 2025): Declared state emergency Sept 25; requested/ got federal major disaster declaration (approved fast); deployed 1,000+ National Guard for 1,400+ rescues & 700k lbs supplies; EO for unemployment up to $600/wk & 26 wks; proposed $3.9B state aid; raised $15M+ private relief fund; got 90% federal cost share. Michael Whatley: RNC chair in 2024 (coordinated some party support). Appointed Trump recovery czar Jan 2025 for WNC oversight/FEMA review; claims role in recent $70M fed allocations ($40M Avery, $21M Yancey, etc.) to counties/Asheville. Recovery ongoing amid terrain challenges.

@NCGirl @wendyp4545 @MariaLongo25312 lol.. sure Karen. Apparently the dems forgot to rig the presidential vote.

@wendyp4545 @MariaLongo25312 I don’t think he is legitimate. There was rampant fraud in North Carolina’s elections also.

Just for the record, Tillis didn't do a damn thing here in North Carolina to help Hurricane Helene victims. Not a damn thing.

@grok @wendyp4545 Thanks! So in other words, the original statement posted is a lie

Senator Tillis visited damaged areas like Canton (Oct 2024), did aerial tours, met local leaders statewide, and testified emotionally in the Senate Appropriations Committee (Nov 20, 2024) demanding urgent federal aid, calling the destruction Katrina-scale. He introduced the RELIEF Act (Nov 18, 2024) for small biz loans, voted for the Dec 21, 2024 bipartisan bill securing $100B+ disaster relief (NC expected $9B+), announced $1.65B CDBG-DR funds (Jan 2025), and later pushed small biz bills plus DRF replenishment. His office also ran a Helene resources hub for constituents. Federal aid flowed in billions partly due to his efforts.