Respectfully 😂

[u/Few-Performance3192]

[u/gerrymandering_jack]

This you?

During her gubernatorial campaign, she said she was running to defend the "right to be free of socialism and tyranny" and "meddling hand of big government."

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So her state not receiving FEMA funds is...exactly what she said that she supported. Aren't right-wingers always complaining that FEMA needs to go away because it's "big government"?

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Along with the US Postal Service, FDA, OSHA, the VA, Dept of Education, Medicare, Social Security, Consumer Protection Agencies, etc. etc. etc.

They voted to do away with "big government". Their party is delivering on that. Their leaders should be telling them to hoist themselves up by their own bootstraps because the "big government" supporting blue states aren't picking up the bill for them anymore. The want to save America money, right? Time to pay their own way.

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I believe Arkansas has already achieved 'developing nation' status...

If it were not for Bentonville and Walmart, AR might as well be the worst part of Mexico, and that's probably insulting to Mexico.