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Why We Worry: RT @Pappiness: Congratulations on receiving three years of free room and board, #MichaelCohen! https://t.co/NGPnd10tUi -
Why We Worry: The G.O.P. Goes Full Authoritarian https://t.co/tN2xqN53em https://t.co/p9cok1Fa6C -
Why We Worry: This is the White House openly admitting how little they respect their own supporters. @washingtonpost… https://t.co/uZFbXL3rtE
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Why We Worry: RT @matthewamiller: The president and his lawyer violated campaign finance laws to influence the outcome of the election while his campaign… -
Why We Worry: RT @McCreadyForNC: I didn’t serve overseas in the Marines to come home to NC and watch a criminal, bankrolled by my opponent, take away peo… -
Why We Worry: TFW the Koch Brothers check clears https://t.co/i0fDweUTi1
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Why We Worry: NC should pass an amendment that bans political gerrymandering and prohibits any laws intended to suppress the vote… https://t.co/QBtTBbImlt
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Why We Worry: The state's bi-partisan Board of Elections has refused to certify this US House election (NC-9) because of reported… https://t.co/kqTZjFotas
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Why We Worry: We found that voter fraud the @GOP has been clamoring about https://t.co/qTASH98SO1
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Why We Worry: Bye Felicia https://t.co/Scm1iUqPgi
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Why We Worry: RT @JohnBrennan: Your feelings of inferiority, insecurity, vulnerability, and culpability are loud & clear. You remind me of how many corru… -
Why We Worry: RT @PreetBharara: I am thankful for checks and balances. And the blue wave. -
Why We Worry: Fantastic long-form profile of Nancy Pelosi. "What do you call a person who’s 99 percent loyal? Disloyal." https://t.co/PWpGhmdiSA
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Why We Worry: RT @NormEisen: Supposedly “no classified information was ever included, the account was never transferred at Trump Organization, & no email… -
Why We Worry: Courts must move faster on redistricting decisions. The NC GOP rigged the map 10 years ago, and it MIGHT be remedie… https://t.co/MZObxMLqIX
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Tag Archives: unemployment rate
Falling unemployment rate masks troubled NC economy
Why We Worry / Raleigh-Durham Bureau In remarks at the end of his first year in office — the first year of the Republican supermajority in Raleigh — Gov. Pat McCrory cited the state’s tumbling employment rate (down 2.1% for the year) as proof that his policies are improving the NC economy. “At times we had to […]
NC employment falls in 2013
Why We Worry / Raleigh-Durham Bureau Since Governor Pat McCrory took office in January, the unemployment rate in North Carolina has dropped from 9.5% to 8.0%. Though still a far cry from the 5% rate in January 2008, the drop suggests a significant improvement in the job market. In a speech earlier this week, McCrory […]