Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bea again. So today we're going to talk about

legislation at the state level and a concept called readiness and how sometimes legislation can impact

readiness and we are also going to talk about reaching the find out

portion of the show. For more than a year on this

channel I have talked about how legislation that is being passed in a lot of red states is bad for the military.

It hinders something called readiness, which is exactly what it sounds like.

The forces ability to do its job, because there are bases in these red states.

And let's say the states targets a certain demographic

and a sort. a anymore. Can't go to that base. That base starts to impact readiness. That base gets closed. I've talked about it for more than a year. There will be links down in the description. So the first step that

occurs is these bases don't get selected to be expanded.

They don't want to invest somewhere

that is hostile to their troops.

They don't want to send them somewhere where they can't get

health care. The next step is moving components of that base out of that base out of the state.

Eventually the base

generates, well that's gone too.

There's a whole bunch of communities

all over red states that are dependent on those military installations.

Huntsville, Alabama, you apparently get to be the example.

Currently, it, I think officially anyway,

Space Force Headquarters was going to be at Redstone. Doesn't look like that's

going to happen. Does not look like that's going to happen. The Biden administration is apparently on board

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