This is what they do. They came this close =>||<= to doing it to America.
Texas isn't the first state Republiqans have destroyed. Does anyone remember what happened to Kansas? It wasn't a sudden disaster like this, it was a slow collapse, intentionally engineered.
This is what they do, one way or another. Any red state that hasn't collapsed yet, will.
This is what they do. They came this close =>||<= to doing it to America.
Texas wasn't a mistake. It was a trial run.
https://t.co/0N3u2M6U6R
Remember Flint? pic.twitter.com/s4jDJwoe41
— \U0001d5a6\U0001d5c2\U0001d5c7\U0001d5c0\U0001d5be\U0001d5cb \U0001d5ab\U0001d5d2\U0001d5c7 \U0001f514 (@GingerLyn_V2) February 19, 2021
Imagine Republiqans control the House, Senate and White House at that time, and have neither the competence nor the desire to help.
https://t.co/rviVz674kL
It sounds like a conspiracy theory, but research just how many repubs are funded by russia since the 90shttps://t.co/oBbFn3jbUk
— Fink (@ratfink6923) February 19, 2021
I have already heard rightist commentators who are suddenly shocked--shocked, I say!--by all the COVID deaths happening under Biden.
https://t.co/Xq8MkkWlk4
I live in KS. Brownback destroyed our state. The schools, our roads, did nothing about the unemployment enrollment issue. He put us in debt until the republican legislature stepped up.
— Kevin Bock (@kbock00) February 19, 2021
Now, they blame the governor for everything!
Red state, red legislation but, dem govnr is prob!
They blame Democrats for the enormous deficits Republiqans create.
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