On Dec. 7, North Carolina’s governor-elect Roy Cooper appointed Ken Eudy, an outspoken anti-military advocate and an insider who has been accused of participating in pay-to-play politics, to the position of senior advisor.
In an article published on North Carolina’s public education site, Eudy described NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest as “refreshing” and added that American society views military members “too highly.” In the editorial, Eudy also noted that, much like San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling, he stays in his seat whenever fans offer applause or standing ovations for men and women in the armed services.
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