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State Rep. Tricia Cotham’s switch to the Republican Party clears a path toward school choice.

Resign. i think they have to keep applying that pressure to let her know that this is not okay. i mean, i think i think our constituents totally have a right to be upset about this at the same time. she hasn't voted anything yet. so it'll be interesting to see what happens. i mean, what's remarkable abortion is set to come up as an issue. north carolina right with this veto proof majority, they can. i think the last i read is they're gonna take it from 20 weeks to 12 weeks. she had an abortion, which he spoke about on the floor. she's talked about how republicans shouldn't play doctor. so she ...

Refresh your website in time for the party switch. really interesting. i mean, untested and interesting, but if she you're right, she had been vocal about abortion rights. and so if she wasn't as vocal today, that's curious. yes but she's still undermining the democratic party. right this this narrative that we're hearing that democrats are just so intolerant and that we can't even you know , we're such snowflakes. we can't handle emojis like that's just not reality, right? we know that this was more than about the emoji, but she is feeding into that frenzy, which i think again undermines the ...

Representative Tricia Cotham is switching parties, moving from being a registered Democrat to a registered Republican. Cotham's decision to switch parties gives Republicans veto-proof majorities in both chambers, which all but guarantees legislation on critical issues, including new abortion restrictions, will become law this session.

A Democrat in the North Carolina state House switched to the Republican Party on Wednesday, giving the GOP veto-proof control in both chambers.