Jon Guze, senior fellow in legal studies for the John Locke Foundation, discusses a new lawsuit challenging N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper’s emergency powers. Learn more here: “New lawsuit aims to terminate Cooper’s COVID-19 emergency powers.”
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