Tim Boyum from Spectrum News joins Bo and Beth to talk about the latest news on Donald Trump’s legal cases. Also, the latest on the NC Court of Appeals ruling that Gov. Roy Cooper violated the NC State Constitution during Covid Lockdowns.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper insinuated that the Chamber of Commerce is helping to block his appointees based on their race. The NC Chamber called the accusation “meritless” and “libelous.” Listen Here:
While the Governor of North Carolina is out of the country, the Lt. Gov. is acting Governor. And so today, Mark Robinson announced “North Carolina Solidarity with Israel Week” and a day of prayer for tomorrow. Listen Here:
Some North Carolina bar owners can move ahead with their lawsuit over Gov. Roy Cooper’s pandemic orders that kept them shuttered. Also, the NC legislature looks to allow Sunday alcohol sales. Listen Here:
The lawsuit from a man who alleged NC House Speaker Tim Moore stole his wife has been “resolved.” Plus, Governor Roy Cooper vetoes three bills. Listen Here:
North Carolina Republican lawmakers set a record yesterday with six veto overrides in a single day, with some of the measures being supported by Democrats. Listen Here:
The North Carolina state Senate overrode Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of a bill that would ban state government from from requiring employees or job applicants from to declare adherence to an ideology as a condition of employment. Listen Here:
Andrew Dunn discusses his latest piece on NC Gov. Roy Cooper’s recent “Stunt of Emergency” on education and why the argument might not work on the Republican-led legislature. Listen Here:
The North Carolina House and Senate voted to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of abortion legislation that limits elective abortions to the first 12 weeks. There are exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother. But Democrats, activists, media, and leftists raged that it was a ban on abortion. Listen Here:
North Carolina republicans have overridden Governor Coopers veto of Senate Bill 20. Reuters has more: North Carolina Republican lawmakers overrode a veto by the state’s Democratic governor to enact a law on Tuesday that cuts the window for most abortions in the southern state from 20 to 12 weeks. The law bans elective abortions after […]
