In an interview with 'the Post,' he said Britain’s trajectory should serve as a “warning sign” for the United States on immigration and social integration.
No, I think they would rather let their state fail than to properly generate revenue. That way the private sector can finally take over driving Florida into what could only be called fiefdoms. This is the magical utopia Republicans have been praying for, the failure of government and the rise of corporations above all else. I know this has pretty much happened already, but they won’t be happy until there is no government or at least one they don’t have absolute control of which means it would be much much smaller than they have now.
No, I think they would rather let their state fail than to properly generate revenue. That way the private sector can finally take over driving Florida into what could only be called fiefdoms. This is the magical utopia Republicans have been praying for, the failure of government and the rise of corporations above all else. I know this has pretty much happened already, but they won’t be happy until there is no government or at least one they don’t have absolute control of which means it would be much much smaller than they have now.
if the ocean doesnt take over the state first, or hurricanes.