McCrory may benefit from vetoes no matter outcome

September 4, 2013 Miranda Drake

McCrory may benefit from vetoes no matter outcome, WBTV-TV 3 (Charlotte), Sept. 2, 2013. According to NC State political science professor, the vetoes may help portray McCrory as independent from the legislature. Andrew Taylor, political science, featured.

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