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3 - Tyrannical Governor of New Mexico wants to take away your constitutional rights · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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Took a little hiatus, but I am back at it.
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So, again, just really good to be back in the saddle over there at the Stretch Goose podcast.
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All right, moving on.
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uh we're going to be talking about well the tyrannical governor of new mexico but before
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we get there i'll share a little bit of much needed mini vacation experience my wife and i
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got a chance to get out of town for a bit and i want to talk about the theme of um the consistent
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theme of these places that we go we tend to like the small towns kind of i guess outskirty kind of
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country more like mountainous um even small coastal towns especially in the mountain towns
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though i'm going to say that we there is definitely a consistent theme of you know people that really
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truly just want to live their life um their their god-given rights i guess so to speak
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and are really really opposed about being monitored by big government um you know in their minds it
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It's no one's business what they do, what they buy.
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As long as they're doing things legally, why should they be monitored?
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Why should their life be dictated by big government?
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This is how they view things.
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To be honest, it was a bit refreshing because there wasn't a lot of judgment up there where we went.
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Everybody had a great time.
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We had a good time with everybody we met.
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everybody would wave at you, say hello, excuse me, good morning. I wake up super early. So,
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you know, I'm walking the streets down there, just checking things out, getting the morning
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here. I'm out, you know, four o'clock in the morning. I'm already walking around and there's
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people out there exercising and walking up and down the streets, you know, cause there's an
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inclines and declines and, you know, everybody was always happy saying, Hey, how are you? Good
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morning. How are things going? When you did get into a conversation, even if you didn't disagree,
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I mean, if you didn't agree and there was a bit of a disagreement in terms of opinion,
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it wasn't the end of the world.
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We moved on with our lives and we continued to have a beer and dance and just get on.
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So that was great.
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And I'm hoping that that attitude trickles to the rest of the country.
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And not to say that there isn't value in a more democratic or liberal mindset whatsoever.
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However, you know, I think there needs to be a balance of the two.
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But again, it was great to go somewhere where, you know, you weren't automatically just judged
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for existing.
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You weren't, you know, yelled at and kicked out because you didn't agree with their way
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of thought.
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So that was really nice.
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And it was, it was really good to be a part of that and experience that.
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So that being said, I say, go enjoy a small town, go get out.
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Get out of your comfort zone and just experience another way of living, another way of thought where, you know, the farmers at the farmer's market are legitimate small farmers.
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You know, they're out there raising their own cattle, selling you the meat that they raise, fresh baked goods, you know, straight from the kitchen.
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It was it was it was a really cool experience.
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And I think that's something that all of us need to experience to get a little bit of perspective before we, you know, get a little break from the hustle.
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bustle of the world that we create around us in our big cities.
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So anyway, I think it's much needed for everybody to experience, enjoy, and it's always good
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to have your own mindset and opinions challenged and come away with some fresh thoughts and fresh ideas And with that being said I going to prepare to move in to our main topic of the day So Governor Michelle Grisham of New Mexico thinks that
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she has the power to suspend a constitutional right. And in her mind, she can do whatever she
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wants and she doesn't have to rely on getting an okay from the other members of the government or
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other government bodies whatsoever. She has full executive power as a state governor. Now,
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that's key state governor not federal governor state governor um i don't know how this audio
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is going to come out i found a video uh and again this just happened by the way uh september 8th
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uh is where this video is from where she's being questioned uh by someone in the audience here
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and it's very alarming to hear her responses and and um how she view thing uh views things
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excuse that little flub there uh so i'm gonna play this hopefully it's loud enough i'll monitor
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on my side but they'll definitely give you the point so if you have to turn up a bit on this
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section um please do all right here we go your point just arrest everyone well i also have to
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have the ability i can't arrest everyone there are literally too many people to arrest this would
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If someone's got a concealed carry permit in Albuquerque walking down a public street, they're not going to get arrested.
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I can make the point that maybe they should be.
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And this is the point.
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I'm willing to do anything and everything within a shred of evidence-based effort.
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because if you're not horrified that on any street corner in too many cities in New Mexico,
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there is someone with a gun sticking out of their waist or their belt.
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And I'll tell you, if you're a young person, you're not allowed to have a handgun.
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Well, it's a crime already.
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I got it.
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But we won't be able to arrest all of them.
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So imagine, just in a perfect world, if this was upheld, it gives all of these police officers the ability to focus on the real criminals.
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Last follow-up.
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Yeah.
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But your point is that.
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You took a note to the Constitution.
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Isn't it unconstitutional to say you cannot exercise your carrying license?
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with one exception, and that is if there's an emergency,
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and I've declared an emergency for a temporary amount of time,
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I can invoke additional powers.
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No constitutional right, in my view, including my oath, is intended to be absolute.
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There are restrictions on free speech.
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There are restrictions on my freedoms.
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In this emergency, this 11-year-old and all these parents who have lost all these children,
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They deserve my attention to have the debate about whether or not in an emergency we can create a safer environment.
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Because what about their constitutional rights?
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I took an oath to uphold those two.
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And if we ignore this growing problem without being bold, I've said to every other New Mexican,
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your rights are subrogated to theirs.
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And they are not, in my view.
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Wait a minute, though.
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You're talking about crime.
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There are already laws against the crime, so how are there rights to come?
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But again, if I'm unsafe, who's standing up for that right?
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If this climate is so out of control, somebody should do something.
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I'm doing as much as I know to do.
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Do you really think that criminals are going to hear this message and not carry a gun in Albuquerque, on the streets, for 30 days?
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uh no but here's what i do think it's a pretty resounding message
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okay so that's a bit to unpack there um if you haven't figured it out she's taken upon herself
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um and given herself executive power to suspend the um our right to bear arms basically uh the
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amendment, which basically, well, literally focuses on that right.
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There's a couple of things that she said that is, well, first off, I'm going to break it
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down and I'm going to read you a few things that basically throws everything she says out
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the window and really shows her incompetence as a governor.
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basically what you heard is her telling you that what i say goes i don't care what the constitution
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says and i'm going to get away with it because i'm the governor of new mexico
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and not to be too polarizing here but a liberal or democratic governor of new mexico if it matters
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elon musk weighed in on this you know everybody likes to hear what he says on things regardless but
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he says at risk of stating what should be obvious deliberately violating the constitution is next
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level illegal i tend to agree with that statement um he also asked how soon can this person be
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removed from office i also agree with that statement um reading out of an article here
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saying that the governor of new mexico as you just heard in the video using the public health
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order to suspend a right guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. This was said by Ron DeSantis.
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He goes on to say, yes, a public health order. Did you think the left was going to stop at
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just forcing you to wear a mask That a little funny But let reel back to what she talking about here as far as a public health order Now there is an article of suspension clause in the Constitution
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There is an article.
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It's Article 1, Section 9, Clause 2.
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All right. Now, what that refers to, though, what it really refers to is the writ of habeas corpus.
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OK. And habeas corpus, basically what it does is it protects against unlawful and indefinite imprisonment.
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So if you were arrested, thrown in jail, you have a right to to request or invoke habeas corpus,
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which gives you the right to question the arrest and everything around it.
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If you feel that it was done illegally, basically not to the letter of the law,
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if you're being held indefinitely and not charged, you have a right to habeas corpus.
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That is what this article is referring to.
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Now, as far as the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus,
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that was written also to basically allow the government to do so when it comes to arresting
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and holding persons actually read right here the clause to habeas corpus the privilege of the writ
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of habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless and by the way i'm getting this from constitution.congress.gov
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so i'm sorry let me start over the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended
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unless when, in case of rebellion or invasion,
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the public safety may require it.
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So when she's talking about health or public safety,
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this clause wasn't written for the way she's trying to use it.
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It was written for, look, if we get invaded by China
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or a terrorist force or whatever outside entity,
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the u.s government is going to stop these people and arrest them and habeas corpus isn't going to
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apply in those conditions because they are enemies of the state okay that's what that applies to
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in times of war in times of being invaded or even rebelling that's when they're able to put this
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into force that's when you can suspend habeas corpus it has nothing to do with suspending
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the constitutional right to bear arms, freedom of speech, etc.
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It's specific to habeas corpus.
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So she's just pulling that out of her ass and thinking that that will fly under the radar
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and no one's going to catch it.
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She is wrong.
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What she's doing is wrong.
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What she's doing is very tyrannical, very dictator-like.
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She's basically saying this is my state and what I say goes.
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I get her concern.
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Gun violence is a big issue.
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But disarming your citizens that have already been vetted and approved for concealing carry,
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which, by the way, they do backgrounds on you before you can even get to that point.
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You have to show that you're training, you know how to handle a gun.
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And I believe there's a lot more to it than just saying, give me a concealed carry permit.
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But for those who already approve for that, if you're going to disarm your citizens in the face of violence,
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you're putting them at risk.
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you're also setting it up to where you have more control over your stadiums
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because now you're going to be able to try to do whatever you want
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and there is no recourse for the general public.
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So beyond what she said about, you know,
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oh, I have executive powers due to a health issue or a crisis issue,
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the issue with everything she's doing also goes on to this, okay?
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Um, the federal constitution and federal law, I'm getting this from Cornell university by
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so articles, article six, paragraph two of the U S constitution is commonly referred to
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as the supremacy clause.
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It establishes that the federal constitution and federal law generally take precedence
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over state laws and even state constitutions.
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So at the state level, her laws and what she wants to enact is not in any way.
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supersede or bypass the constitutional laws whatsoever.
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Okay?
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She doesn't even have the ability to do this.
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So she is really stepping way outside the lines and parameters of her fucking job.
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And she needs to be held accountable.
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And in fact, there are many people already standing up against her,
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both Republican and I applaud them,
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even Democratic,
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even Democratic politicians are saying,
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whoa, wait a minute,
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you're taking a little step too far here.
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She's already has a lawsuit against her by the people
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for violating the Constitution.
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So I'm not sure where this is going to go for her.
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I hope that this person is removed.
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I hope that Governor Grisham is removed from office
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for violating her duties
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to uphold not just her state law, not just the state constitution,
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but the federal constitution that applies to every single person of the United States.
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Let me read one more thing about a governor's duties.
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Okay.
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As such, governors are responsible for implementing state laws
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and overseeing the operation of the state executive branch.
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A state leader's governors advance and pursue new and revised policies
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and programs using a variety of tools, among them executive orders,
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executive budgets and legislative proposals and vetoes so everything they
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have in their power applies only to state laws not to federal they have no again
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no authority whatsoever to bypass supersede or even deny the Constitution whatsoever she is way out of line and it crazy because this seems to be a theme lately with most politicians on the left or Democratic politicians
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And don't get me wrong.
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The Republican side is no peach in and of themselves whatsoever.
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I'm not saying they're better altogether
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because they've done some pretty shady things in the past as well.
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the Republican Party now just seems to be the one that kind of has their shit together in terms of
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how they see things and how they want to run the run this government for the people but years ago
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let's not lie to each other it was kind of the opposite you know everything goes in waves and
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cycles you know parties kind of crisscross over the years and this side represents that one day
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the other one represents that there's always some hard lines but there's always the the the little
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things in between that kind of get tossed back and forth over the years as society progresses
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and grows. But as of now, the liberal democratic side is really, really fucking going overboard.
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And I'll be honest, I'm very glad that other members of the Democratic Party are standing up
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against Governor Michelle Grisham. Michelle Grisham needs to be removed from office. She's
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she's a disgrace to her office by even doing this acting like a little,
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a little dictator of her tiny little country within the U S as if saying,
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fuck you and your law,
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fuck the constitution.
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What I say goes because I know better.
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There isn't one judge federal judge anywhere that would side with her.
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I'd be very surprised if,
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if there was a federal judge anywhere that would reside with her.
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And I hope that she gets sued and she loses.
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And I hope that she's removed from office because this is just the continuation of the America that we grew up in just swirling down the fucking hole.
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Just swirling down the drain.
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It's ridiculous.
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And this is something that needs to be addressed.
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If you want Trump to be held accountable, if you want DeSantis held accountable, if you want Governor Abbott held accountable,
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if you want every single Republican held accountable for things they may or may not even have done
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I think you should be held accountable for things you actually have done have said is recorded and
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you think because you're you're a Democrat you're so fucking arrogant you just get away with it and
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piss all over the United States Constitution I'm sorry this may seem like a small thing to some
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people you know some people don't believe in in guns whatsoever but those people also don't realize
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it's kind of the only thing the public has to keep big government at bay.
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Look what happened in Australia.
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They took all the guns away years ago.
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When COVID hit, they had military and police monitoring people
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in the neighborhoods to make sure they stayed in their fucking doors.
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You think that would have happened if the citizens had the right to bear arms?
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Why do you think Canada just pulled that move?
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Dictator Trudeau in Canada just pulled that move
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because he's afraid of the uprising of their own people blatantly went ahead and outlawed guns
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made it to where you can't bear arms in canada and you know i i may be wrong on some of that but
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that's the last that i i knew of and heard of um i think i'm correct on that now now now his
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citizens have no right now look what he's doing whatever the fuck he wants under the guise of
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democracy and if we let whatever it is michelle grisham is trying to get away with infect other
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democratic states and they start following suit and then it spills over into republican-led states
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we've lost our nation we will not have a nation we will be nothing but a cog in the wheel
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to keep feeding big government and the one percenters out there
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this is this is a very serious offense and i gotta say that look be warned be smarter
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vote smarter and beyond voting take the time to pay attention so we can hold these people
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accountable please hold them accountable we can no longer afford any of this these actions are
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ridiculous and we need to have her removed immediately from office and yeah she needs
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to be sued as she already is being sued um yeah she needs to be held responsible i'm sorry i know
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it's a rant i sound pissed but you should be i am and you should be as well because this
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is only going to lead to more tyranny if it's not checked all right i don't have that much
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And until the next one, I hope you all have a great day.
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Please, please stand up for what's right.
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Please stand up for our constitutional rights.
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And don't let this country slip away from you whatsoever.
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Again, thank you very much.
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See you next time.
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