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Google News: Elderly and disabled threatened by Medicaid cut
[Yes! Weekly] - Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger, who represents part of Guilford County, indicated last week that he was aware of the potential cost impacts to the state under the plan submitted by DHHS to the federal government, but had not studied the plan
Google News: Fitzsimon: McCrory's noteworthy omissions
[Greenville Daily Reflector] - Current Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger said at the time he didn't understand why the state would spend more money on those “gadgets.” McCrory's education plan was most noteworthy for what it didn't say. Reading it, you'd never know that public
Google News: POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: South Carolina GOP Scandal, Perdue Debate ...
[The Raleigh Telegram] - GOP Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger and House Speaker Thom Tillis last week said they wish to debate Perdue publicly over her proposal to raise $800 million for education through an increase in the state sales tax. So far, Perdue has declined.
Google News: Did Money Influence North Carolina Broadband Bill?
[Government Technology] - The report also noted that other key legislative leaders such as state Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger, Senate Majority Leader Harry Brown and Democratic Leader Martin Nesbitt also received significant bumps in contributions from
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