The legislature in North Carolina is considering bills affecting state policy, advised upon by the John Locke Foundation.
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The legislature in North Carolina is considering bills affecting state policy, advised upon by the John Locke Foundation.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The John Locke Foundation commented on General Assembly actions regarding constitutional law, while Benton Sawrey pushed for narrower changes.Sub-event
- North Carolina lawmakers and the John Locke Foundation are involved in framing the state's spending plan.Sub-event
Foundation is examining state budget provisions in North Carolina.1 source
NC Legislature considers tax exemption bill, facing opposition from economists.1 source
- Bills affecting state law are being introduced and debated by the legislative body in North Carolina.Sub-event
Legislature considers bills affecting North Carolina state policy, advised by the John Locke Foundation.1 source
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North Carolina
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