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King Roy Cooper's hissy fit over having his excessive COVID-19 power plays challenged by citizens and owners of the Ace Speedway in Alamance County went to court Thursday

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  • King Roy Cooper's hissy fit over having his excessive COVID-19 power plays challenged by citizens and owners of the Ace Speedway in Alamance County went to court Thursday, after Cooper sued them because the racetrack operators failed kiss his ring and promise not to hold another race.
  • A judge backed Cooper up Thursday, reinforcing the governor in picking on this one business venue to make an example out of, and issuing a restraining order to shut the facility down until a full hearing is conducted.

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    Read the full article HERE on First in Freedom Daily.

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    Get the right judge and you can get away with anything.

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