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Publisher, PoliticsNC.com. I ran for Congress once. Semi-retired political consultant. Kid- and pet-friendly. NC Native. Heats and works with wood.
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Wilson’s disease, Bing-Neel, and the promise of technology

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By Thomas Mills Verified
| Politics NC
Credit: wikimedia commons: Ivan2010 In December 1996, my brother was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called Wilson’s Disease. His body would not process copper, a mineral found in foods like nuts, shellfish, and dried fruits. After 36 years, copper had severely damaged his soft tissue and organs, including his liver, brain, and kidneys. At the time, the disease was most often diagnosed post-mortem. He had been misdiagnosed for years.
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The NC GOP's election duplicity bill Original

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By Thomas Mills Verified
| Politics NC
Republicans in the legislature passed a “sweeping elections bill” that is now on Governor Josh Stein’s desk. Conservatives argue that North Carolina needs the law to protect the integrity of our elections. The problem is that Republicans have no credibility on election integrity. On the contrary, they’ve spent the past fifteen years trying to corrupt the system and rig results. There’s no reason to believe this bill has any other purpose.
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Consistently bad news for the GOP as Cooper tries to run up the score

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By Thomas Mills Verified
| Politics NC
I hate to write two pieces about polls in the same week, but we’ve just had a flurry of North Carolina polls released within a week of each other. What’s striking is how consistent they are as we head into the final stretch of the midterm election. All indicators point to a rough year for Republicans. I’ve already gone over the Carolina Forward poll that showed Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley by seven points, 50-43. It showed Democrats leading the generic legislative ballot by seven points, too.
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