Those brain drained states will always have two senators and lots (comparatively) of electoral votes. |
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No, she was chosen because she’s conservative and as a woman with adopted children of color she is completely UNASSAILABLE as a judicial nominee for the usual democrat hysteria when it comes to the Supreme Court. Sworn in with 7 days before an election because Dems got rid of the filibuster 🤣🤣🤣 What hayseeds. |
Lime the people leaving California? |
Oh sure that is what the Dems were trying to ensure
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Who said anything about going to back to the 1950s. If the courts give the states more rights and limit the fed gov, that is exactly what the people in these states want. There won't be anyone leaving the red states. They will continue leaving the crazy blue states like Calif and NY because they will just go further off the deep end. People are already leaving those horribly run states in droves for political reasons, and that trend will just step up if the go even further left. |
You are delusional. When things get kicked back the states, the low and moderate income people in conservative hell holes don't get more rights. Those states are already easy for corporations and a few oligarchs to control. Look at everything they advocate. They want to get rid of minimum wage, health care programs, and workers rights. The growth in the South and Southwest happened only after the federal government made those states join the 20th century and provide decent education and minimal rights to their citizens, and the establishment in those states have been fighting the federal government for 50 years to turn back the clock. That is the reason these rural areas in red states are so depressed - not because of the federal government but because of their Republican state governments. The industrial boom in Midwestern cities grew from the migration of blacks and poor whites fleeing Southern police states in the early 1900s. The Illinois Central railroad took workers from Louisiana & Mississippi to Chicago, the Hillbilly Highway took workers from Tennessee and Kentucky to Detroit and workers from Alabama went to Pittsburgh and Cleveland. |