The only problem with not maintaining the 14th extension of the bill of rights is that the states have been absolutely cucked by the federal government, because citizens are taxed so highly by the feds through things like income tax (dubious legality), so states and local governments are completely dependent on the federal government to perform the basic functions like road maintenance and education. The drinking age is universally 21 only because Reagan was able to strongarm the states with the threat of withdrawing interstate upkeep subsidies.
I would also recommend reading the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica article on "American Law". It emphasized how the civil war changed the relationship between the Fed and the States.
Breasts image to start it off. Great shit, “bub”
I think you should put boob breaks in every future substack
Hmmm
The only problem with not maintaining the 14th extension of the bill of rights is that the states have been absolutely cucked by the federal government, because citizens are taxed so highly by the feds through things like income tax (dubious legality), so states and local governments are completely dependent on the federal government to perform the basic functions like road maintenance and education. The drinking age is universally 21 only because Reagan was able to strongarm the states with the threat of withdrawing interstate upkeep subsidies.
I feel like an executive could use similar actions to try to make states implement unconstitutional regulations for the federal govt.
That is le a good point man. That is a le very good point
I would also recommend reading the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica article on "American Law". It emphasized how the civil war changed the relationship between the Fed and the States.
What about the thin middle part in her boobs? You ever think of that?
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Deeply dismayed there aren’t many statues of Thaddeus Stevens to dynamite #WWW
Could you elaborate upon the internment camps?
Go read his recent post on the political beliefs of WW2 vets. It's in there.
Found it, thanks.