RALEIGH – CNBC has released their rankings for the “Top States for Business” with North Carolina finishing in second place. The primary reason for this drop in rankings was North Carolina’s rising crime thanks to Governor Cooper’s legacy of criminal coddling.
Roy Cooper might be out of office, but the soft-on-crime judges he appointed and the soft-on-crime policies he encouraged are still costing the State of North Carolina. This is Roy Cooper’s legacy. And now North Carolinians are suffering not just from being crime victims but also from fewer economic opportunities due to Roy Cooper’s failures.
“Candidate Cooper is, once again, gonna be big mad at Governor Cooper because Governor Cooper’s failed record keeps making it harder and harder for Candidate Cooper. North Carolina has been a Right-to-Work state every year we were selected as the Top State for Business. But this year, we’ve dropped in the rankings because North Carolina has a crime problem thanks to Governor Cooper. Governor Cooper supported soft-on-crime policies and every time he had a chance to appoint a judge, he appointed soft-on-crime judges. It was a Cooper judge who released the violent offender who murdered a teacher in her home here in Raleigh. It was a Cooper judge who released the violent offender who murdered a US Marine in Wilmington. Now, a year after Cooper left office, his soft-on-crime legacy makes criminals feel safe to pillage North Carolina and makes Job Creators scared to come to North Carolina. You might have needed that job, but Governor Cooper needed to appease the soft-on-crime Radical Left,” said Whatley Senior Advisor Jonathan Felts.