Candidate Question: How Would You Grade Governor Roy Cooper’s Response To the Pandemic (a-F)? | Eastern NC Now

We’d give the Governor a D. He responded as many governors did at first with a blanket shut down.

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Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the John Locke Foundation. The author of this post is Jordan Roberts.

    We'd give the Governor a D. He responded as many governors did at first with a blanket shut down. He faced severe backlash from both sides regarding the speed with which he reopened. He has not been transparent with COVID related data. He was arbitrary in which businesses he allowed to re-open. It represents the worst of government picking winners and losers.

    To see more of the questions candidates have asked the John Locke Foundation, be sure to check out the full series HERE.
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