Well, howdy there internet people, Litzboo again. So today we are going to talk about

North Carolina and that veto override. And what that override means for the people of

North Carolina, but specifically what it means for

Republicans in North Carolina.

And I'm not talking about the people in office.

I'm talking about the Republican voter because the state

legislature just told you something and I really hope that you heard it.

In poll after poll, the people of North Carolina told the state legislature that they did not support that legislation, that they didn't want it, an overwhelming

majority.

Republicans in the state legislature passed it anyway.

And then when it got vetoed, they overrode the veto

to enact legislation that was wildly unpopular.

They put the... wildly unpopular.

They put the special interest groups above the people of North Carolina to include Republicans, to include their Republican voters. They told you flat out, you don't matter. Their

loyalty is not to you. the loyalty is to the party and the special interests that that party represents.

That's what they said, and it's every single one of them because any of them had the ability to stop this.

Any single Republican in the state legislature could have stopped this.

They could have stepped forward and said, no, I actually support the people of North Carolina, not the special interest groups that the leadership of my party is telling me to obey.

But none of them did.

They all decided that it was better for them to do what the party says.

By extension, they're telling you, you need to obey you need to do what you're told because they're not

there to represent you they're there to rule you. They made it super clear. Any of them could have stopped this on their own.

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