If your disabilities include your cognitive function, and you're running for office, those are 100% fair game. Ableism in some arenas may be bad. But in terms of who should serve in the senate, that should only be the mentally able.
It was just a question? No pun intended. I’ll say this, that blue states can do that to people that voted red, so yea, it could be a problem.What happens if you vote blue and red wins? The same thing would happen here. Sorry, you got out voted. Move or stay, your call.
I’m not sure why you find that comical in terms of secession but not in terms of democracy in general
“No, no, no. When my side does it, it’s justified.”
Should we require a passing grade on a US history and US Constitution exam to be eligible to serve in Congress? I have a pretty good idea of which party would come out on top for that one.
So why do blue staters move to red states?
Serious Question :
Who gets Wisconsin, under Marjorie Taylor Greene's scenario? The Red or the Blue states?
Their Governor is a Democrat (Tony Evers), but their Senators are split (Tammy Baldwin is a Democrat and Ron Johnson is a Republican) .... and Republicans hold the majority in the state legislature by a 20-12 margin. In 2016, Donald Trump won Wisconsin, but in 2020, Joe Biden won it.
I can't help but get the feeling that MTG's secession plan wasn't very well thought out.
Again, why are you attributing people moving to their political leanings? All you have to go on are numbers. Old people like warm weather. That’s obvious and undeniable.
Presumably for lower cost of living and taxes. The same reason Americans may retire in Panama.It was you that said red states trail blue states in quality of life in every measurable yet you haven’t let us know what those measurables are. Also if red states have such a bad quality of life why are people moving there?