Roy Cooper: “[North Carolina families] need people in Washington focused on them, not the big corporate interests, not the billionaires.”
RALEIGH — Yesterday, Roy Cooper continued his “Make Stuff Cost Less” tour, holding an event in Alamance County 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.
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- Roy Cooper: “So many people in the middle class are barely hanging on, and for so many North Carolina families, there’s just too much month at the end of the money. They need… people in Washington focused on them, not the big corporate interests, not the billionaires.”
- Anchor: “[Cooper] mentioned bringing 640,000 new jobs to the state and said almost 12,000 people in Alamance County have health insurance now because of Medicaid expansion under his leadership.”
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Christian Gladney
- [Cooper] visited Alamance County residents to discuss the financial challenges affecting working families and struggling households.
- “But for everyday people, their paychecks are not keeping up with the cost of living,” Cooper said. “People are fighting for childcare who need to have a childcare tax credit. There are people in the grocery store, where we need to remove these chaotic tariffs—that’s adding more and more cost to them.”
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- Cooper vowed to make health care his top priority if he is elected to the U.S. Senate. […] He said he wants to restore Affordable Care Act tax credits, reverse Medicaid cuts, crack down on insurance companies that wrongly block coverage…
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