by John Galt » Mon Jun 12, 2017 7:59 am
the previous vote was too ambiguous because firstly it asked if you wanted to keep the status quo or not, and secondly, if not, what would you like changed? a bit over half voted to not keep the status quo and like 60% said statehood
i think a new star on the flag under President Trump is appealing to him. he doesn't care about party. besides if republicans push it through it will be appealing to hispanics about the republican party -- a party that which they often share more values with anyway, being a bunch of catholics and against abortion and the like.
they can enact the 'tennessee plan' and declare themselves a state and force the subject in congress. several states did this, starting with Tennessee
but sure, think it won't go through. i think it will.
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