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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRepublicans want to turn every state into South Carolina
and last night, Wisconsin said; "Go ahead".
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Republicans want to turn every state into South Carolina (Original Post)
maxrandb
Jun 2012
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HooptieWagon
(17,064 posts)1. My thought is Mississippi...
didigger
(9 posts)2. I live in South Carolina
GOP, come visit then ask yourselves if this is really what you want.
Sadly, it probably is.
Harmony Blue
(3,978 posts)3. Most of the gulf states are
like this really.
What many third way Dems don't understand is what is at stake. Living in Florida I see the suffering of the poor, homeless and how family services are overwhelmed and have to turn people away because of right wing policies.
JohnnyRingo
(18,636 posts)4. They've already turned Ohio into S. Carolina
...and they still aren't satsified.
I believe you're thinking Mississippi.
(No offense to DUers from those states, every state in the union has a base of good people who seek equality and change)