North Carolina Governor Rejects GOP's Plan For 'Full Convention'

The transcript discusses the rejection of Republican plans for a full National Convention in Charlotte due to safety concerns. Governor Cooper suggests a scaled-down version with safety measures, while President Trump threatens to relocate the event. Possible new locations include Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida. North Carolina Republicans criticize Cooper for participating in protests that didn't follow health guidelines. The RNC responds by seeking alternative venues and expressing frustration over the lack of guidance from Cooper.

Why did Governor Cooper reject the plans for a full National Convention in Charlotte?

• He was not informed about the convention dates.

• He did not receive a formal request.

• He was concerned about safety measures.

• He wanted to hold the convention in another state.

What did Governor Cooper propose for the National Convention?

• A convention only for local attendees.

• A full-capacity event with no restrictions.

• A scaled-down convention with safety measures.

• A virtual convention with no attendees.

What was President Trump's response to the proposed scaled-down convention?

• He suggested a virtual convention.

• He threatened to move the convention elsewhere.

• He canceled the convention entirely.

• He agreed to the proposal.

Why did North Carolina Republicans call Governor Cooper a hypocrite?

• He refused to meet with the RNC.

• He supported a different political party.

• He attended protests that didn't follow health guidelines.

• He changed the convention dates without notice.

What did RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel criticize Governor Cooper for?

• Supporting a different candidate for president.

• Changing the convention's location without notice.

• Not providing guidance on safely conducting the convention.

• Refusing to host the convention in North Carolina.