Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Senators, Strikes, and your questions.

Senator Ruben Gallego was on a podcast, and he mentioned what he believed the appropriate response from citizens should be if Trump tries to interfere with the elections.

His statement definitely provoked a lot of commentary and questions from y'all.

The questions were mainly asking if I think he meant it and some questions that could only be asked if you don't know his bio.

So, we're going to go over what he said.

Then I'm going to give some information about him that people may not know.

Senator Gallego started by laying out that it was an extreme scenario and said, quote,

We have to prepare for the outmost scenario, the worst scenario, which is they try to either

capture the ballot box as ballots are being counted. They try to stop the count. They try to

surround polling places, whatever it is.

Then he advocated for the use of a tactic that General MacArthur, a guy who wanted to use

dozens of nukes in Korea, said was too deadly a social weapon.

Gallego said, quote,

We need to make sure that we have an ultimate response to that which, I believe, has to be a true national strike in the sense that if they do this, if they try to overthrow our democracy, if you are allied with democracy, do not go to work.

If you're a pilot, do not show up.

If you drive a train, do not show up.

If you're a teacher, do not show up.

We grind the country to a halt.

To be or not to be.

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