"Once governors decided to ignore the constitution to annihilate the constitutional rights of their citizens they should’ve been dealt with. They weren’t. We heard all of the excuses, we heard about how bad it would look, we heard about how the left would think he was a tyrant if he did the right thing, and so he didn’t."
He turned them down. So, what's it called when the "duly elected" Resident of The United States refuses to meet with over half of the elected chief executives of the various states? I'll give you a hint: It's not representative government, "of, for, and by the people".
It's something else.
"Once governors decided to ignore the constitution to annihilate the constitutional rights of their citizens they should’ve been dealt with. They weren’t. We heard all of the excuses, we heard about how bad it would look, we heard about how the left would think he was a tyrant if he did the right thing, and so he didn’t."
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2021/09/20/26_governors_seek_meeting_with_biden_over_border_surge_146434.html
He turned them down. So, what's it called when the "duly elected" Resident of The United States refuses to meet with over half of the elected chief executives of the various states? I'll give you a hint: It's *not* representative government, "of, for, and by the people".
It's something else.
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