Roy Cooper

Ihmiset ovat vaikuttaneet. Heillä oli hallitukset, jotka antoivat heille, että he olisivat käsittelemässä tällaisen suurta kestävää elämää. Ei ole vain, että he eivät käsittele sitä, vaan he tekevät sitä huonommaksi ihmisille. Tällaiset tariffit, jotka jäävät käsittelemään päivittäisiä ihmisiä.

I've got an opponent, Michael Watley, who keeps insisting that grocery prices are down. And people know that that's not true. And in fact, one of the great things I've gotten to do since I've left the governor's office is go to the grocery store, actually. And people recognize me and come up and talk with me and have told me how difficult it is for them. Too much month at the end of the money. This administration, this Congress is broken.

When you're making life unaffordable for people, when you're taking away their healthcare, that's not good for them. We need to change. We need people who will go to Washington with practical experience, who can break this majority that we have. We must break the majority in the U.S. Senate.

ja Yhdysvalloissa, jotta saadaan palvelut takaisin Washingtoniin, ja yrittää tehdä Washingtonin työtä päivittäisille ihmisille, eikä billionaarille, jotka ovat olleet käynnissä liian pitkään.

You have to find ways to achieve consensus and move forward. They had been so adamant in their opposition to Medicaid expansion. What we did is put together a coalition of people so that at the end of the day, their own constituents, including law enforcement and Republican county commissioners and

Suomalaiset puolustajat kertovat heille, että tarvitaan Medicaid-ekspanssia Ruotsissa, ja nyt meillä on 675 000 henkilöä, joilla on terveydenhuoltoa. En koskaan unohda Handing Pennyä, hänen terveydenhuollonsa Medicaid-ekspanssiin, hänen saamansa ensimmäisenä.

Teos hänen näkökulmastaan ja toivottavasti minun teokseni. Niin monta ihmistä, joita puhuin tuossa päivässä, ei ole koskaan ollut terveydenhuoltoa. Voit tehdä asioita, kun yrität työskennellä yhdessä.

Tällä hetkellä Washington yrittää ottaa tämän kaikki pois, ja se on yksi syy, miksi republikaaninvaltainen senaattorin Tom Tillis pysähtyi senaattorin puolella ja sanoi ihmisille, että miten voin valita tämän ison, kaunis loppu? Mitä minä sanon Norjan ihmisille, jotka olisivat huolimatta terveydenhuoltojärjestöjään, että he vain voivat?

We have to make sure that we speak to the people that we represent, that we listen to them, and that we actually roll up our sleeves and get things done. And I think I can take that experience that I've had in North Carolina to Washington and look forward to getting a chance to do that.

Look, my opponent Michael Watley has been a big oil lobbyist. He's been a Washington DC insider for years. It's clear that he's been there too long. He doesn't know what's happening on the ground. It's important for us to be able to point that out to people that he doesn't have their best interests at heart. He has been anointed by this president to run for the

for the US Senate. We know he will do whatever this president tells him to do. And as you notice, President Trump is trying to convince people that the economy is great and prices are down.

Michael Watley on parantanut sitä, mutta North Carolinan ihmiset eivät ostaisi sitä. Kerron teille, että tämä ei ole helppoa rauhaa. Tämä on rauha, jonka meidän pitäisi voittaa, koska North Carolinan ihmiset haluaisivat sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen, että sen suhteen on sen suhteen.

In fact, we've only elected two democratic US senators in the last 40 years. There's something about these federal offices that people of North Carolina look at these races and say, maybe we don't want a Democrat here. I believe that that's going to change this time, but we need your help. We need you to go to RoyCooper.com.

and help us, because Politico has predicted that this may very well be the most expensive U.S. Senate race in history, because all of the dark money, all of the outside money that's going to come in. This is a seat that we have to win in order for Democrats to take back the U.S. Senate either this year, 2026, which I believe will be 2026 coming up, or in 2028. We must have it, but Republicans

Trump who was running for office at the time continued to criticize just the Democrats involved in this and made this very partisan, which was frustrating to the people on the ground who were working so hard to try and save lives, get food and water to people. It was a devastating hurricane.

President Trump finally came into North Carolina after he got elected, and he appointed my opponent, Michael Watley, as the federal FEMA recovery czar for Western North Carolina. And guess what's happened?

A trickle of money from the federal government. Not nearly enough to even reimburse these small counties that can't afford the money that they've already put out to try and clear debris and build back roads. There's bipartisan opposition to Michael Watley's position here. And they've sent in a letter demanding his resignation because now Washington's turning its back.

During the campaign, it was important to them to talk about how horrible everything was going and how much better that they can do. And now they're talking about eliminating FEMA, maybe throwing some money to the states and saying, good luck to you, not very much money, because it's clear that this is going to be billions of dollars in order for Western North Carolina recovery. And they feel like

The back has been turned on them by this administration, and my opponent, Michael Watley, is leading the way. He's supposed to be the federal recoveries, or people in western North Carolina need the help desperately.

Mutta samalla pitää huomioida, että sinä edustat kaikkia. Vaikka ihmisiä, jotka eivät ole valittaneet sinuun. Vaikka ihmisiä, jotka ovat sinuun vääränä ja sanovat huonoja asioita sinuun. Edustat kaikkia.