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    Aug 3
    Roy Cooper will be a radical rubber stamp in the Senate. ▪️ Will raise your taxes. ▪️ Will open our borders. ▪️ Will support radical gender ideology. ▪️ Will release convicted criminals. North Carolinians deserve better. North Carolinians need @WhatleyNC.
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    .@MyNCSenate is standing strong for law and order and safer communities. From supporting law enforcement to holding criminals accountable and protecting victims, Senate Republicans are fighting to keep North Carolina safe. Back the Blue. Protect our communities. Defend law and
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    The North Carolina House is standing up for law and order and safer communities. From strengthening criminal laws to protecting victims and supporting law enforcement, House Republicans are working to make North Carolina safer and hold criminals accountable. Back the Blue.
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    Roy Cooper made life more expensive for North Carolina families—and now he wants to raise their taxes even further while putting criminals and illegal immigrants ahead of law-abiding citizens. @WhatleyNC will fight in the U.S. Senate to put North Carolinians first, lower the
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    Crime is down. Communities are safer. And Republicans are standing with law enforcement. Roy Cooper wants to take us back to the failed policies of the Biden-Schumer era—policies that put criminals first and law enforcement last. North Carolina can’t afford to go backward.
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