Welcome back to another edition of the Carolina Cabinet, broadcast live from Cumberland County—your go-to hour for the smartest talk radio in the region. Join host Peter Pappas and co-host Laura Mussler as they deliver a rapid-fire, tightly packed episode exploring everything from early voting turnout, the shifting strategies and participation among Republicans, Democrats, and unaffiliated voters, to the big debates surrounding new data centers and their impact on local communities. Dive into a candid discussion about the realities of political campaigns, behind-the-scenes stories from local candidate forums, and the controversy over work requirements for Medicaid recipients. Plus, they'll break down the federal investment in North Carolina's new S Line rail project and what it could mean for the future of transportation in our state. Whether you're fired up about politics, intrigued by infrastructure debates, or just want to keep up with the movers and shakers of Cumberland County, this episode has something for everyone.
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