Which one is the States' Rights party again?

[urbpan]

Now why would a Republican administration try to interfere with a STATE'S RIGHT to make it's own fuel efficiency standards?

Comments

[mperrotti76.livejournal.com]

I don't know... Usually they're all for tState's Rights. That's a Conservative battle flag form pre-civil war times (in fact, mostly what the civil war was about, IMHO.)

I mean it makes sense, especially in the western states where the air is so bad.

[interfecta.livejournal.com]

Maybe they feel that the highest bidding corporation would be better prepared to set national fuel efficiency standards. After all, they're against big government.

/snerk

[ms-cantrell.livejournal.com]

the new republicans are not interesting in following platform, they're interested in making money.

[weofodthignen]

Certainly not the Republicans. Lincoln was a Republican, remember?

And they've been against states' rights to limit guns from the get-go.

I think you know quite well what they stand for: Big Business.

M