It was dumb to cancel the pipeline and border wall when they're already started. Fossil fuels will not stop overnight, and migration has to be controlled, even if different policies are brought in. It's ideology over pragmatism. Opening the border during a pandemic and high unemployment is just reckless vandalism. Electoral reform in the swing states will be needed to turn it around.
It might happen. The Arizona Senate is moving ahead with a proper forensic audit of Maricopa County. The results might push other states to do the same. The Biden regime is self destructive and is only viable in the long term with totalitarianism and fraud. I won't be surprised if they do a few false flags, but everyone will know what it is.
Article V convention of states is even more viable. There are already something like 15 states signed on, 8 who have passed in one chamber, and 5 who have drafted legislation.
That's 28 of the required 34 states. Even if you look at only the 15 that have passed something, that is much better than the idea that 1 state will secede.
The Constitution provides the pathway to correct this... trust it.
It was dumb to cancel the pipeline and border wall when they're already started. Fossil fuels will not stop overnight, and migration has to be controlled, even if different policies are brought in. It's ideology over pragmatism. Opening the border during a pandemic and high unemployment is just reckless vandalism. Electoral reform in the swing states will be needed to turn it around.
Meh, secession is more viable imo.
It might happen. The Arizona Senate is moving ahead with a proper forensic audit of Maricopa County. The results might push other states to do the same. The Biden regime is self destructive and is only viable in the long term with totalitarianism and fraud. I won't be surprised if they do a few false flags, but everyone will know what it is.
That's awesome news, I didn't know that. Definitely could have a domino effect.
Article V convention of states is even more viable. There are already something like 15 states signed on, 8 who have passed in one chamber, and 5 who have drafted legislation.
That's 28 of the required 34 states. Even if you look at only the 15 that have passed something, that is much better than the idea that 1 state will secede.
The Constitution provides the pathway to correct this... trust it.
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