WSOC: “Cooper says if elected, he wants to make life more affordable for North Carolinians and put the people first.”
RALEIGH — Last Friday, Roy Cooper continued his “Make Stuff Cost Less” tour, holding an event in Charlotte to highlight how he will continue his work in the U.S. Senate to bring down skyrocketing costs and make life more affordable for working North Carolinians.
WSOC: Roy Cooper Holds Make Stuff Cost Less Event in Charlotte
- Anchor: “Cooper says if elected, he wants to make life more affordable for North Carolinians and put the people first.”
- Roy Cooper: “The people will be my sole focus. I will put the people over politics, over party, over power.”
WCNC: Roy Cooper Holds Make Stuff Cost Less Event in Charlotte
- Reporter: “Cooper says tariffs are adding to the price of goods, and he says Congress should have more control over trade policy. He also says he would work to lower healthcare costs, toughen antitrust enforcement in the grocery industry and hold utility companies accountable.”
- Reporter: “Cooper is also pointing to his record as governor, saying he worked with Republicans and Democrats on issues including health care and economic development.”
WBTV: Roy Cooper Holds Make Stuff Cost Less Event in Charlotte
- Roy Cooper: “Was just with a small business owner, Anne, the other day, who showed me the invoices where she’s saying ‘I’m having to take this much less profit for my business and I’m having to charge my customers more.’ People are tired of it.”
WCNC: Cooper takes cost-of-living message to Charlotte in U.S. Senate campaign
Alexandra Rios-Malviya
- Cooper brought his “Make Stuff Cost Less” campaign message to Charlotte, where he outlined several proposals he says would help lower costs for North Carolina families.
- “We need to restore health care to people,” Cooper said.
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