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Cooper said the repeal of HB2 allowed North Carolina to be in the running for Amazon’s HQ2, but added “we have more work to do in the area of fighting discrimination and encouraging diversity.”
The Canadian theatrical group will bring their latest arena production, “Corteo,” to the Queen City, the first time it has come to Charlotte in five years.
“When candidates and those that are extremely judgemental have a Grindr page with pictures of their private parts should that be fair game?” she asked.
Boykin is against transgender people serving openly in the military, a position matching Trump’s.
Peter Boykin said he believes transgender soldiers are “mentally challenged,” too expensive for the military and “would be our weakest link.”
Peter Boykin, who organized the rally, is running for the North Carolina House and has said he wants to remove the T from LGBT.
Beth Monaghan, whose son is gay, is challenging Sen. Dan Bishop in the Republican primary.
Charlotte’s decision to try to get Trump’s 2020 Republican National Convention has upset many on the left, including some supporters of Mayor Vi Lyles.
A day after 17 people died in a mass shooting in Florida, two Republicans running for Congress in the 9th District say no new gun laws are needed.
The city of Charlotte said it will submit a bid for the 2020 Republican National Convention.
