99 Days to End Career Politician Roy Cooper’s Career as a Career Politician

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Election Day 2026 is just 99 days away, compared to Election Day 1986 that was 40 years ago. That's right, Career Politician Roy Cooper's career as a politician is so old his career lowlights are spread over over 5 decades.

Whether Cooper was voting against tax relief for working families when he was in the legislature, or when Cooper was callously letting thousands of rape kits go unchecked when he was Attorney General, or when Cooper was collabrating with Defund the Police rioters as Governor. Roy Cooper's career as a Career Politician has been marked by failure every step of the way.

It's hard to pick a lowlight in his Career of Failures, but Cooper's capitulation to the demands of left-wing groups to release thousands of prisoners is among the lowest of the low. Cooper let over 4,200 convicted felons out of prison, allowing them to wreak havoc on North Carolina communities. 25 people were murdered by the monsters, 99 were sexually assaulted or raped, and over 600 North Carolinians were violently assaulted.

"The sad reality is NC families can't afford 6 more years of Roy Cooper and in 99 days, it's time to end Cooper's career as a Career Politician. His track record of high costs, woke policies, and soft on crime agenda caused pain and suffering for families across North Carolina. With less than 100 days to go, the choice could not be more clear for North Carolina. Between a 40 year career politician who has routinely sold out North Carolina for his liberal friends in New York and California, and a fighter who will lower taxes, help families make more and keep more of their money, and keep our kids and communities safe and secure. Michael Whatley is the clear choice to fight for families and communities across North Carolina, let's get to work," said Whatley Spokesman DJ Griffin.

DJ Griffin

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