Red states building a nation within a nation

A good summary of the movement to create a sub-culture (or sub-country really) within America by the right. Basically its another assault by the red states to suppress the rights of Americans within their state borders.. last time being Jim Crow. Everything old is new again, or history repeats itself if you prefer.

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Red states are building a nation within a nation - CNNPolitics

"It's not at the level of Jim Crow, or certainly the difference between slave states and free states, but the differences are major," says Jake Grumbach, a University of Washington political scientist who studies divergence among the states. And like Kettl, Grumbach believes the economic and political differences between the red and blue states are on track to only widen.

Seen as a whole, the red states' drive to set their own rules, while blocking any interference from either blue-leaning local governments or a Democratic-controlled federal government, represents the broadest effort to carve out a separate sphere of influence since the fierce resistance to reconstruction across the South after the Civil War that ultimately led to Jim Crow segregation, Kettl believes. In some respects, he argues, red states are displaying a greater separatist impulse today than the South did then.

For now, Kettl sees the initial red state Republican goal primarily as consolidating these new rules and blocking any interference -- what he calls "an effort to build very high castle walls with a very deep moat." But like Grumbach and other experts on state policy, Kettl is dubious that Republicans will settle for imposing their values solely on the states now under their control. As the red states pursue a more consistent and coordinated course, Kettl predicts that Republicans will "try to impose [this] policy on the nation as a whole" if they achieve the federal power to do so.

Blue states such as California, New York, Illinois and Colorado have moved forcefully over the past two years to expand many of the liberties now under siege in the red states. But congressional Republicans while in the minority have already introduced proposals that would apply the red state rules across the entire nation on many of these same issues. The new social order red states are now sketching behind their "castle" walls may offer the best preview of what Republicans will try to impose on all states the next time they achieve unified control of the White House and Congress in Washington.
It's about time the right caught up with the commie left. You despicable shit stains have been doing it for decades.
 
A good summary of the movement to create a sub-culture (or sub-country really) within America by the right. Basically its another assault by the red states to suppress the rights of Americans within their state borders.. last time being Jim Crow. Everything old is new again, or history repeats itself if you prefer.

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Red states are building a nation within a nation - CNNPolitics

"It's not at the level of Jim Crow, or certainly the difference between slave states and free states, but the differences are major," says Jake Grumbach, a University of Washington political scientist who studies divergence among the states. And like Kettl, Grumbach believes the economic and political differences between the red and blue states are on track to only widen.

Seen as a whole, the red states' drive to set their own rules, while blocking any interference from either blue-leaning local governments or a Democratic-controlled federal government, represents the broadest effort to carve out a separate sphere of influence since the fierce resistance to reconstruction across the South after the Civil War that ultimately led to Jim Crow segregation, Kettl believes. In some respects, he argues, red states are displaying a greater separatist impulse today than the South did then.

For now, Kettl sees the initial red state Republican goal primarily as consolidating these new rules and blocking any interference -- what he calls "an effort to build very high castle walls with a very deep moat." But like Grumbach and other experts on state policy, Kettl is dubious that Republicans will settle for imposing their values solely on the states now under their control. As the red states pursue a more consistent and coordinated course, Kettl predicts that Republicans will "try to impose [this] policy on the nation as a whole" if they achieve the federal power to do so.

Blue states such as California, New York, Illinois and Colorado have moved forcefully over the past two years to expand many of the liberties now under siege in the red states. But congressional Republicans while in the minority have already introduced proposals that would apply the red state rules across the entire nation on many of these same issues. The new social order red states are now sketching behind their "castle" walls may offer the best preview of what Republicans will try to impose on all states the next time they achieve unified control of the White House and Congress in Washington.
Yes, we don't want to live in shitholes like New York.
 
Yes, we don't want to live in shitholes like New York.
The way capitalism works is you can compare two things by their cost to determine value. People pay more to live in NYC than Alabama because NYC is coveted and Alabama is a shithole. In fact NYC is one of the most coveted addresses in the world.
 
O Trump is a failed businessman. He screwed up a billion dollar business he was given. He blew 900 million in one year and as he left office, owed almost 1/2 billion dollars to various creditors. He knew nothing about public policy and a pandemic was a situation that needed a person adept at implementing public policy. You anti government wacks miss one essential fact:

GOVERNMENT IS A BUSINESS!

Hillary would have been able to use the tools available to get the job done. You're talking only about the vaccine, trump failed to produce the equipment necessary to effectively mitigate the pandemic before the vaccine was done.
If Trump did such a bad job why did Fauci’s boss give him so much credit?


Hillary can’t even handle classified information in responsible manner. She put classified email on an improperly secured and unauthorized server. She’s damn lucky she is a Democrat and is above the rule of law.


 
The way capitalism works is you can compare two things by their cost to determine value. People pay more to live in NYC than Alabama because NYC is coveted and Alabama is a shithole. In fact NYC is one of the most coveted addresses in the world.
Yes and criminals are released right out of jail when they try to kill a sitting congressman in New York. A liberal run shithole.
 
You go with anyone you want but Morgan Stanley is wrong and we all experienced trumps failure to manage the pandemic.
Sure, you are far more of an economic expert than Morgan Stanley.

Plus you will argue you are even smarter than economist Larry Summers.


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Former Obama administration economist Larry Summers has been one of the more vocal critics of Democrats’ spending spree, warning for months that it could spur higher prices. In response to the new data, Summers is adamant, saying recent reports raise “my degree of concern about an economic overheating scenario. There are huge uncertainties in the outlook, but I do believe the focus of concern right now should be on overheating.


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Expansionary Fiscal Policy​

Expanding the money supply can also create demand-pull inflation. When the money supply expands, it lowers the value of the dollar. When the dollar declines relative to the value of foreign currencies, the prices of imports rise. That increases prices in the general economy.


The money supply can increase through expansionary fiscal policy, which is enacted by the federal government. These policies expand the money supply by pumping money into certain segments of the economy, creating demand-pull inflation in those areas.


The government stimulus programs enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic are good examples of expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. As inflation began to rise rapidly in 2021 and 2022, many economists agreed that these expansionary policies, which put a significant amount of cash in Americans' pockets, had played at least a partial role in driving up prices.8


Occasionally, the government can create inflation simply by printing more cash. Venezuela did this between 2013 and 2019, creating hyperinflation, and its money effectively became worthless.
 
The way capitalism works is you can compare two things by their cost to determine value. People pay more to live in NYC than Alabama because NYC is coveted and Alabama is a shithole. In fact NYC is one of the most coveted addresses in the world.

Clearly you have never been to certain places in Alabama. I have been to NYC many times for weeks at a time staying in a VERY upscale area on 5th Ave. Compared to the cities I have been to in Alabama, even high priced NYC is a dump.

I think most lefties from large urban areas make these wild assumptions that places in the South are all backwards and everyone lIves in a trailer. Most would be amazed frankly at just how wrong that is as there are many very nice areas on Southern states and those areas are typically much nicer, cleaner and safer than ANY heavily urban area.
 
And has been wrong on everything since 2008, Dumbass.

Find a non-moron to Worship, Simp.

A few examples....






Paul Krugman admitted that he was wrong about globalism and inflation. Where are the Republican economists who admitted that they were wrong about the ability of Reagan's economic policies to balance the budget?
 
I lived thru the 50s. That was an awful decade.
I was a child back then. It was a wonderful time to be a child. The rate of divorce was low, The illegitimacy rate was an astonishingly low six percent. The crime rate was low. Most Americans were affiliated with a church or synagogue. A song captured the national mood with the lyrics, "Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage." God was in his Heaven. All was right with the world.
 
Then why are housing prices so high in California? They are high because people with well educated, high grade intelligence, and consequently high incomes, want to live there.
It’s the little known economic rule of “Supply and Demand “ in effect.
 
The economy dropped because Dimtard Governors shut down their states, Simp. Trump shut down nothing..

Zip.
Zero.
Nada.

And there have been more Fauci Flu deaths under your Vegetable Messiah, with all the Trump vaccines, than there was under Trump.

IM2 you are a mindless Dimtard Drone. Exactly what Dimtard leader love...............unbridled devotion without question.

What a simp.
They shut down their states to keep COVID-19 from spreading.
 

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