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I hate to say it, but I agree with mtg here. Cascasdia now!
I don't think the country can afford to pay for everyone one to move to a star of their color choice.
You're forgetying we just do genocide rather than pay invoices.
Fascists would do the Trail of Tears again on a weekend just for fun. (Deathmarch)
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I've been calling it the Untied States for months, I think few people have noticed
Called this reaction from MTG, she's afraid the president kills her, like he did with Kirk.
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Greene was quickly denounced at the time. Utah Governor Spencer Cox ( R) slammed Greene’s call to split the country as “evil,” and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) added that “Secession is unconstitutional. No member of Congress should advocate secession, Marjorie.”
Hmm glad those states aren't on board with some kind of far right conspiracy plan.
Mississippi National Guard readies for disaster response drill
“Vigilant Guard 2025,” will take place May 12-18. It will give participants the opportunity to activate and employ their response plans to improve mission command, relationships, and interoperability among federal, state, and local agencies.
Guardsmen from Mississippi, along with those from Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming, the ability to command a statewide response to a major disaster in coordination with the Mississippi and Tennessee Emergency Management Agencies
No idea if this is just coincidence, but kinda weird this "drill" took place a few months ago on the border between TN and MS right outside of Memphis. Where Trump currently happens to be deploying the national guard...
My little part of the world certainly isn't safe for her specifically.
"Anyone" means her. O well
How would it work exactly? It's not like most people could just up and move. Unless you do it by id system. Blue you get out in a national healthcare type system. Red you keep paying the health insurance companies.
Blue vs blue crime, blue judge. Red vs red, red judge. Red vs blue crime the criminal to go face whatever the victim or plantiff is.
But as far as a leading president, no idea how that would work
Yeah, people are gonna have to move if they want, just like they can now but with a deadline.
Yeah it's gonna suck.
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