National Republican Senatorial Committee Launches Ad Highlighting Cooper’s Soft-On-Crime Agenda

During National Police Week, the National republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) launches a new digital ad emphasizing the difference between President Trump and Senate Republican works to counter former Governor Roy Cooper’s soft-on-crime agenda.  

• Cooper agreed to release at least 4,200 criminals from prison early.  

• Nearly 50% of the criminals reoffended, including violent crimes like murder.  

• Cooper vetoed three pieces of legislation letting sanctuary cities flourish in North Carolina. 

"Roy Cooper agreed to release at least 4,200 criminals from prison early, including Iryna Zarutska’s killer. Cooper is too weak to stand up to the radical left, and North Carolinians are still paying the price of his soft-on-crime agenda," said NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia. 

TRANSCRIPT 
 
Voice Over: "Thanks to Republicans, violent crime is at all-time lows, and American communities are safer. 
 
"But Roy Cooper wants to turn back the clock and bring back Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer's pro-crime agenda that vilifies law enforcement, denies them crucial resources, and prioritizes dangerous illegal immigrants. 
 
“America can't afford another Democrat crime wave. Reject Roy Cooper, and stop the anti-police agenda."