Democrats do so much better of a job at selling oppression than we do at selling freedom.

Howdy folks, welcome to the Virtue Signal. I'm Alfonso Rachel. My buddy Bill Whittle.

Huh. You know, the new languages, we got an updated language, man. We're calling what we used to call secession.

We're calling a national divorce. I mean, I guess, hey, why not, man? Divorce it seems a much more

nice word. And it's more popular nowadays than ever. I mean, heck, man, everybody's doing it.

So, you know, let's just go ahead and follow the trend as a country, since the country is just

divorcing left and right and stuff like that, why don't we just have a national divorce? I don't, I think once again I'm going to be stepping on some tolls

and I don't think I'm going to be in the popular camp as far as this goes. But yeah, I don't think

a national divorce is a good idea. I don't think it's practical. And I think it's just another complication. It's

complicated now. I think it's going to be another complication that doesn't have any redeeming value.

So, but I'm, I'm the young man in the room, man, amends to all y'all. And so maybe I'm naive.

But do I need to be set straight here, Bill is what... No.

Certainly, I mean, let's just, since it's being called a divorce, let's just kind of get down to why that term is being used.

There are a number of causes for divorce.

Adultery is one of them.

That's when somebody breaks a solemn promise that they make to use.

So I think we can pretty much say that when the leftists decide to destroy the Constitution, that constitution is essentially the marriage vow that keeps the country together.

And they have been cheating on us in that regard about as often as they possibly can and show signs of accelerating, not slowing down. Another cause for

divorce is known as irreconcilable differences where two people come to the realization that we

simply, that there are issues between us that are not negotiable, that are deal breakers,

therefore we need to just face facts and go our own separate ways.

So from an emotional point of view, that feels like where we are.

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