Session ends … mostly. And did Mark Meadows straight up commit voter fraud?
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In this week’s Wrap Travis and Laura break down the end of the state’s longest legislative session, ever. Is it time to go full-time? Should lawmakers get bigger salaries? They also discuss Gov. Roy Cooper’s decision to endorse in a Senate Democratic primary … against the incumbent. They talk about former Congressman Mark Meadows’ voter registration issues and, of course, the state’s most famous 26-year-old unlicensed driver, Congressman Madison Cawthorn, makes an appearance, too.
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