Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet! Host Peter Pappas and co-host Laura Mussler sit down with Paul Taylor, candidate for North Carolina Senate District 21. In this episode, Paul Taylor shares his journey from military service and government work to his campaign for public office. The conversation dives into issues like education funding, economic development, the impact of minimum wage increases, PFAS water contamination, and the responsibilities of government in supporting communities. Paul Taylor discusses his family legacy of public service, his commitment to representing all constituents, and the challenges facing both Moore and Cumberland counties. With candid discussion and plenty of humor, the team explores both the big policy questions and everyday challenges faced by North Carolinians. Stay tuned for real talk, real opinions, and a closer look at the people behind the politics.
How Paul Taylor Hopes to Bring New Leadership to North Carolina’s Senate
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