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@TuckerCarlson..Gov. Greg Abbott says ten other states have sent national guard to the Texas border..says he is “prepared” for a conflict with federal authorities.

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In an interview from India, Gov. Greg Abbott says ten other states have sent national guard to the Texas border, and others will follow. Abbott says he is “prepared” for a conflict with federal authorities.
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Can Mr. Trump be held accountable for leading governors to defend themselves against the federal government in the face of the Supreme Court's decision, with a Catholic judge appointed by himself casting the tie-breaking vote 5-4 in favor of the federal government, in the middle of the election campaign? It's quite likely because it will be yet another similar accusation for leading a storming of the Capitol, albeit without foundation. If he suffers to this day from accusations in courts in an unfair way like the Capitol, then imagine him with this new fact tomorrow. Trump is seen as the president who was elected but did not take office; Biden is seen as a president who was elected, for clear fraud in the campaign that even he himself confessed, with an exorbitant number after a network outage in the vote count that gave him the victory. It would not be an exaggeration if someone said that Biden does not have the Munus, in the example of his friend Bergoglio. A civil war again in an election campaign would be damaging to the country because it would be broken in half. The state will thus be able to decree a state of alert or something similar in Ukraine that justifies the conflict with Russia so that there are no free elections. The nation is now going through a dark institutional crisis and there is no light in this tunnel.

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