2025
2025-07-03
VOTED CONTRA
Vote contradicts: reversal
Moore spent nearly a decade as NC House Speaker blocking Medicaid expansion for 600,000 residents, then took credit when it passed — only to vote for H.R. 1 in Congress, which threatens to trigger the clause ending coverage for 680,000 North Carolinians. This is a direct reversal on the same policy question of whether low-income North Carolinians should receive Medicaid coverage.
2025-07-03
VOTED CONTRA
Vote contradicts: statement_vs_disclosure
Moore publicly characterized H.R. 1 as a 'Working Families Tax Cut' that would 'strengthen Medicaid,' while the CBO projected it would add trillions to the debt, cut $1 trillion from Medicaid, and slash SNAP — directly harming the working families he claims to champion. His own fundraising from small donors (0.74%) versus large donors (75.13%) underscores whose interests the bill's tax cuts primar…
2018
2018-03-05
VOTED CONTRA
Vote contradicts: same_source_inconsistency
[auto-downgraded: both claims come from the same source host] Moore dismissed two ethics complaints about his property dealings as 'meritless' and a 'political ploy,' but the underlying facts — a state ethics investigation and the Campaign for Accountability's documentation that his legislative aide contacted DEQ officials regarding his company's violations — remain undisputed even though the inve…
What this view assembles
- Promises & violations — every documented commitment + each documented break, with primary sources.
- Contradiction pairs — fact-against-fact entries from the contradictions ledger; the "said" appears in its year, the "did" appears in its year.
- Vote-based analyses — for elected officials, every documented case where a vote diverged from a stated commitment.
- Entity events — major dated events recorded against the entity (acquisitions, indictments, appointments, etc.).
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