What happens when the federal government no longer protects the states against invasion?

[mystery-ak]

December 3, 2022
What happens when the federal government no longer protects the states against invasion?
By D. Parker

The past few weeks have given rise to several uncomfortable questions.

In the past, the party in power has always been held accountable for what it's done in the previous two years.  History teaches us that if that party has a horrible record, its members are thrown out of office in a massive wave election in a rejection of their policies. 

That didn't happen, and even worse, they have us on the same trajectory that was present before the election.  This effectively means that their repulsive policies have been reinforced rather than rejected.

Hence, those uncomfortable questions keep cropping up.

What is the point of voting and elections in general if the voice of the people isn't heard?

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[Fishrrman]

Question:
"What happens when the federal government no longer protects the states against invasion?"

The Constitution on the matter:
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

When the DC/fed/communist government no longer is willing to fulfill its duties under the Constitution, or acts intentionally to subvert such duties, it has become time to re-interpret the 10th Amendment, and for the states and "the people" to take up the burden of those duties upon themselves.

[libertybele]

Then the states must protect themselves just like TX is doing right now.

https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,486251.msg2749446/topicseen.html#msg2749446

[Free Vulcan]

And keep transporting them to the sanctuary cities till it breaks their backs.

[sneakypete]

California,Oregon,Minnisota,etc.