WTVD: “His message: affordability.”
RALEIGH — Yesterday, Roy Cooper continued his “Make Stuff Cost Less” tour, holding an event in Fayetteville 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, including our military and veteran communities.
WTVD: Roy Cooper Holds Make Stuff Cost Less Event in Fayetteville
- Reporter: “His message: affordability. Outlining policies aimed at delivering results for North Carolina families, like lowering the cost of groceries and health care.”
- Roy Cooper: “While my opponent, Michael Whatley, is working for the billionaires and the DC insiders, all the time. And it’s important that Washington take steps to help people, instead of hurt people.”
WNCN: Roy Cooper Holds Make Stuff Cost Less Event in Fayetteville
- Anchor: “Cooper’s campaign trail promises to lower the cost of living for families in North Carolina. He said everyday Americans are paying the price for decisions made on Capitol Hill.”
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- Paul Woolverton
- With the theme of lowered prices, Cooper listed items he would address in the Senate, including: The military. Cooper said he will support active duty military and veterans as they face higher prices in everyday life, and cuts in services from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
WTVD: Cooper emphasizes affordability during campaign stop in Fayetteville
Penelope Lopez
- He highlighted his record as governor, including expanding Medicaid to more than 720,000 residents, and unveiled his “Make Stuff Cost Less” plan to tackle affordability as Americans continue to feel the pinch of high prices.
- “It’s clear that this administration in Washington needs to refocus on people here at home and the fact that stuff just costs too much and they need to do something about it,” Cooper said.
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