Trade wars aren’t good
LA’s boycott resolution sparks a threat over power the city receives from Arizona
Arizona’s law just reinforces what is already in the federal law. In response, LA threatens a trade war against a neighboring state.
This county was setup as loosely tied independent states with the federal government there to make sure fair trade was enabled across state lines and a common defense.
The federal government has not provided antiquate defense for the citizens of Arizona, so they are taking it upon themselves to reinforce the federal law. They shouldn’t have to, but they feel it is necessary. In response to this reasonable action, LA has started a trade war across state lines.
It is LA that is not following the law of the land…not Arizona. Trade wars between states over politics is a REALLY bad idea, but then again, liberals never think past what they are feeling at the moment. The real tragedy is that the President is letting this divide develop. No more “United we stand, divided we fall”.
Our dear leader is splitting us apart. White versus black. Rich versus poor. California versus Arizona. Why? Is he oblivious to the problems caused by his rhetoric or does he have a plan?
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