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To: beancounter13

So what is the solution? Certainly not secession or an armed revolution. It starts with stopping the Dems’ new voting legislation. Will the Dems be successful in eliminating the filibuster, the only way this proposed legislation can pass. Sinema says she will not support the elimination of the filibuster.

Should the law pass, the next step is to go to the courts. Federalization of elections is unconstitutional. The fight will go on, including restoring integrity to the electoral process. It starts at the local and state levels.


118 posted on 12/30/2021 7:11:56 AM PST by kabar
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To: kabar

I totally agree that the ideal solution would be to fight and win the current battle.

At the same time, I challenge the Dems/Libs and anyone else who suggests that we eliminate/replace the Constitution (i.e. the topic of this thread), that doing so basically returns sovereignty to the individual states. In this latter scenario, I would work hard to ensure that Texas did not rejoin any ‘new’ nation.


119 posted on 12/30/2021 8:50:13 AM PST by beancounter13 (A Republic, if you can keep it.)
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