Because it’s always worked so well for them in the past.
South Carolina gets so moody when it can’t afford its lithium.
In the Marvel Universe there is an ultimate weapon – Reed Richards once used it to face down Galactus – called the Ultimate Nullifier. Because its use utterly annihilates both target and user.
Nothing to do with this, of course, which is more along the lines of the Ultimate Wet Firecracker . . .
I don’t care what your opinions are about health care. You’d think there’d be at least one South Carolina legislator who’d stand up and say “We tried nullification over tariffs and slavery and segregation - and we got our ass handed to us every time. Maybe we need to come up with a new idea.”
Ah, good old South Carolina–still “too small for a republic and too large for an insane asylum” after all these years.
Eh, the part about reimbursing people who get fined by the federal government seems legit. If a bunch of people democratically decided that’s what they wanted their policy to be, then whatever. The rest of it kind of bounces back and forth between drivel and insanity.
The hilarious thing is that there are also some SC legislators who want to require a prescription to buy Sudafed now. Recall, this at the same time as they’re making sure people still can’t go to the doctor.
This is all you need to know about South Carolina.
Shades of the Frito Bandito!
Please do something that necessitates federal troop mobilization! Every generation should get to see South Carolina get its ass kicked.
I drove past that place once at night. Just turned a corner and blammo - so much garish neon in one place that it looked liked Vegas had been condensed and transplanted.
Vegas was never as tacky as SotB.
The antidote for socialism is more socialism? That’s weird. We could have gone with a public health care program from the get-go: even South Carolina is on board!
Think of it as a homeopathic remedy.