North Carolina has become a land of undercard primary
debates. Carolina Journal reported the
following:
Unless several of the
front-running candidates change their minds, it looks as if several
debates in primary races for statewide office
will resemble the undercard
debates in the GOP presidential contest. So far,
Republican U.S. Sen. Richard Burr and Gov. Pat McCrory — along with Democratic
Attorney General Roy Cooper, who’s running for governor — have rejected
overtures from Time Warner Cable News to debate their primary opponents. Former
Wake County state Rep. Deborah Ross, the presumed leader in the Democratic U.S.
Senate primary, also has not agreed to participate in a debate sponsored by
WRAL News. The Burr camp says he would join in debates during the general
election campaign.
North Carolina doesn’t
have white privilege, we have political class privilege.
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