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Gary Pearce: Lieutenant governors in NC can be governors nightmares
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Gary Pearce
A national reporter recently wrote a flattering article about Governor Roy Cooper, but seemed flummoxed by Cooper’s political success.
In “What Does This Man Know That Other Democrats Don’t?” in The Atlantic, Edward-Isaac Dovere wrote: “The governor is 16–0 in primary and general elections over the past three and a half decades in good years and bad years for Democrats, in the North Carolina of his youth and in the very different place his state has become.”
Even after interviewing the governor, he wrote: “Cooper doesn’t know why he keeps winning in North Carolina while other Democrats keep losing.” He added: “the secret to Cooper’s victories may be hard to replicate.”
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In 1989, just weeks before he was to commit his second round of double murders, John Cooper appeared on the popular game show, Bullseye. He did well: The labourer from Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, got to the final with another contestant, gambling their £200 winnings for a final go at the dart board. Cooper lost the gamble, in the process unwittingly putting himself up to be identified as the main suspect for the murders and other crimes over 20 years later when the cold case was reopened in 2006.