Roy Cooper Withdraws from VP Consideration Citing Extremist Lieutenant Governor
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper explains his decision to step back from Kamala Harris's VP shortlist, highlighting concerns over his successor's radical views.
- Cooper fears Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson would exploit the acting governor provision if he were out of state.
- Robinson has previously made controversial statements and actions, including antisemitic comments and Holocaust denial.
- Cooper's withdrawal aims to avoid distractions in the presidential campaign due to Robinson's potential actions.
- The acting governor provision in North Carolina's constitution dates back to 1776 and has not been revised to reflect modern communication capabilities.
- Cooper remains committed to supporting Kamala Harris's presidential campaign despite his decision.