Somebody has to act:

WRAL: With gun bills stalled in General Assembly, Cooper pushes forward with safety initiatives https://t.co/dx2pJh76p2 #ncpol #ncga

— Sadie Weiner (@sadieweiner) August 12, 2019

The NC GOP needs to get with the program on common sense gun regulations. People are tired of thoughts and prayers.

This is what you do with bad legislation:

Governor Cooper vetoes bill to allow low-performing virtual charter schools to increase enrollment | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/aglJcvePFd #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #nced

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) July 30, 2019

If they want to expand, they need to start by fixing their problems. But frankly, this "pilot" is about to crash that plane...

Reason #47 why this Budget had to be Vetoed:

“Amid a budget showdown, legislators have allocated a record amount of at least $2.64 million in state funds to anti-choice crisis pregnancy centers in North Carolina.” #ncpol

— Me too (@ofthestardust) July 16, 2019

You haven't heard Republicans complaining about this line item being "held hostage," have you? That's because they don't want rank & file voters to know about this, it was included to please an extremist subset of their base.

The big day is Friday:

If you're running for #localgov office in North Carolina, municipal candidate filing starts this Friday. In Durham, all three incumbent council members and Mayor Schewel previously announced they are running. Here's a story from April: https://t.co/txuuvykcIW

— Dawn B. Vaughan (@dawnbvaughan) July 1, 2019

I am running for local office again this year, and I challenge each and every one of you to take a look at the people who are running for your town/city council and boards of aldermen. Some of these folks would do a fantastic job, but some of the others have no business even running. Pay attention, and make sure to vote. Don't let 10% choose who will run your town, or you will probably regret it.

The stench of desperation:

Latest #ncga filing in gerrymandering case argues that @CommonCauseNC attorneys should be removed from the case because they looked at redistricting guru's files: https://t.co/iAIUBsqrh1 #ncpol

— Colin Campbell (@RaleighReporter) June 18, 2019

Well of course they looked at the files, how else were they supposed to determine if they were relevant to the case? As far as classifying them as "secret," you can't have your cake and eat it, too. You can't claim you did all the work yourselves on Legislative computers, but then claim the files contain "sensitive" information.