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> The “right” believes most of the regulations should be reserved to the states. I suspect instead you’d see an increased strengthening of states rights and a g
by gizmo385 5y ago
> The “right” believes most of the regulations should be reserved to the states. I suspect instead you’d see an increased strengthening of states rights and a greater restriction on federal authority — which “helps” anti-abortion advocates but at also “helps” with California’s policies around Marxist policies.
They believe in state's rights in theory, but I'm not sure they do in practice. The right in the US has repeatedly sought national mechanisms to address issues that they would theoretically consider states rights (abortion, gay marriage, etc).
I'd also love to hear your definition of "Marxist" and how you believe California's state policies are Marxist.
- no_wizard 5y agoTheir voters definitely believe the talking points of the “states rights” position I don’t think the Republican Party itself acts in a way that is consistent at all with this idea