North Carolina lawmakers hope to end Trump administration lawsuits - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : While Trump won North Carolina in the 2024 election, Democrats saw sweeping wins in other statewide offices -- including in the attorney general's office.
58% : The legislation also contained provisions taking aim at the governor, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction.
47% : The governor was stripped of the ability to appoint members of the state board of elections, while the superintendent of public instruction was restricted from siding against the state review board for charter school applications.
44% : Protect them through enforcement of constitutional laws.
26% : Barber, from the ACLU, said the legislation raises concerns over the separation of powers and further undermines Jackson, who was elected in the same election as Trump.
25% : " Since Trump took office in January, Jackson has joined with other Democratic attorneys general to sue the Trump administration over the Department of Government Efficiency's access to agency data, the president's executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship, and the broad freeze on federal funding.
23% : " Mitch Kokai, a senior political analyst at the conservative-libertarian John Locke Foundation, believes the law is more about keeping Jackson focused on North Carolina rather than about protecting Trump.

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