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What do the Republican Seditionists offer us other than ripping America apart?

An oligarchy. Marjorie Taylor Greed is calling for an American divorce, right?

I think it's time that we actually have a serious conversation about this.

She apparently sees herself as a modern-day John C. Calhoun, the great nullifier, the guy who argued,

you know, basically led the south into the civil war over a 20-year period.

And she started this secession propaganda campaign, much like Calhoun did.

His started in 1833. That was the year that he left the White House. He was vice president

under Andrew Jackson. He left the White House and went back to the Senate and became like,

you know, the leader of the secession movement. And it took him 25 years, roughly,

little less than that, 22 years, I guess, to talk the south into seceding from the United States.

Today, arguably, you know, if Marjorie Taylor Greed, she wants to do the same thing, of course.

If that's the case between electronic media providing instant communication and AR-15s being

much more efficient killing machines than anything the Confederacy had. Apparently, the errors

to Calhoun's sedition think they can pull it off a whole lot faster. I mean, you know, Kentucky

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