We the people are some the most famous words to many Americans. And I feel we the people shouldn’t be as torn as we are because the media, the politicians, and the communists want to divide us. We the people live in the greatest land on this earth. We the people deserve better.
@TrishCook19@PSterling9512@CharlesPHerring@OANN All section 4 does is grant states the right of forming a government and stating the relations between said governments and the federal body
@PFrickleton@NelliSilvio @NeuroticObservr @washingtonpost Congress would have to pass it. The president himself does not have the power to create a vaccine mandate. It has also has been the states that have decided whether they should or not. Federal mandate is seldom to never in these situations.
@Dipu_pops @KrauseForIowa I’m not sure either side could be responsible for the action that was taken. We’ll just have to see what’s brought up as time moves forward.
@Cole12267 @ATTNEWS@ATT It’s an issue with a lot of infrastructure in the US because safeguards aren’t thought of as necessity due to the very low likelihood of error. The power grid is the same way, if people targeted 3-5 substations any given region of the country could be without power.
@angelenoesther It seems to be a strategic attack on infrastructure, a common tactic in 4th generation warfare. That would also explain the multiple precautions to reduce/eliminate human casualties.
@DoomerDog75@shanermurph It seems to be a strategic attack on infrastructure, possibly the beginnings of civil war with this being key in 4th generation warfare.
@MattBuckAtHome @Catholicizm@elizaorlins@JackPosobiec This vaccine doesn’t do that, mRNA creates proteins to fight infection without actually injecting you with the virus itself. That’s the difference and why one of the many reasons this tweet is amazing