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====Coronavirus handling====
====Coronavirus handling====
Forest entered a dispute with the [[left-wing]] governor of [[North Carolina]] [[Roy Cooper]] after the latter announced in mid-March 2020 that an executive order would be enacted to prohibit dining in at restaurants over the [[coronavirus]] outbreak.<ref>Two references:
Forest entered a dispute with the Governor Roy Cooper after the latter announced in mid-March 2020 that an executive order would be enacted to prohibit dining in at restaurants over the [[coronavirus]] outbreak.<ref>Two references:
*[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/mar/17/lt-gov-challenges-cooper-power-on-n-carolina-eater/ Lt Gov challenges Cooper power on N. Carolina eatery ban]
*[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/mar/17/lt-gov-challenges-cooper-power-on-n-carolina-eater/ Lt Gov challenges Cooper power on N. Carolina eatery ban]
*[https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/roy-cooper-cant-order-restaurants-to-close-dan-forest-says-cooper-disagrees/ar-BB11kTMV Roy Cooper can't order restaurants to close, Dan Forest says. Cooper disagrees.]</ref> Lt. Gov. Forest challenged the legality of Cooper's planned orders, asserting that the Council of State had not concurred with it, in addition to the fact that it would cause economic devastation.
*[https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/roy-cooper-cant-order-restaurants-to-close-dan-forest-says-cooper-disagrees/ar-BB11kTMV Roy Cooper can't order restaurants to close, Dan Forest says. Cooper disagrees.]</ref> Lt. Gov. Forest challenged the legality of Cooper's planned orders, asserting that the Council of State had not concurred with it, in addition to the fact that it would cause economic devastation.