> then we aren't really a union A republic union in military protection and legal/political bridges/agreements. If the fed is in charge of everything, then th

> then we aren't really a union A republic union in military protection and legal/political bridges/agreements. If the fed is in charge of everything, then there is no union, just a large federal state. This is what we're becoming as everyone places their hope in Congress for solutions. Like most large countries with a single rule instead of unified states, we're going to regret this more as time goes on. (Excluding countries smaller in population than a single US state)