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The quickest disaster would be the Republicans war on minorities. Take a look at Georgia. Possibly a billions dollars in crops lost because of draconian right wing laws (cut...off...nose...to...spite...face). Then there are the complaints companies can't find workers from bus boys to janitors to dishwashers.
But the long term disaster would be what Republicans would do to education. We already know what they think about education. They would slash and burn and what's left over would be "magical creation" and "revised history". They would create a generation of Americans who haven't been this uneducated for at least the last two hundred years.
Red States are already supported by Blue States. How long would Blue States want their money to continue to support people who think "yall" is a real word? And talk about lazy. Why can't those in Georgia find workers? Because white people won't do those jobs.
The Georgia Agribusiness Council estimates the total loss stemming from spoiled and unpicked produce to be close to $1 billion.
And that doesnt include other crops such as pecans and cotton that will be harvested next.
Farmers have had to leave crops in the field due to a labor shortage they say stems from the states new immigration crackdown. Council president Bryan Tolar even if crops get picked, there may not be enough workers to process them.
Crop Losses Could Top $1B
"States Rights" would be a terrible disaster for Republicans and Red States. Imagine the mess they would create if left on their own.
But the long term disaster would be what Republicans would do to education. We already know what they think about education. They would slash and burn and what's left over would be "magical creation" and "revised history". They would create a generation of Americans who haven't been this uneducated for at least the last two hundred years.
Red States are already supported by Blue States. How long would Blue States want their money to continue to support people who think "yall" is a real word? And talk about lazy. Why can't those in Georgia find workers? Because white people won't do those jobs.
The Georgia Agribusiness Council estimates the total loss stemming from spoiled and unpicked produce to be close to $1 billion.
And that doesnt include other crops such as pecans and cotton that will be harvested next.
Farmers have had to leave crops in the field due to a labor shortage they say stems from the states new immigration crackdown. Council president Bryan Tolar even if crops get picked, there may not be enough workers to process them.
Crop Losses Could Top $1B
"States Rights" would be a terrible disaster for Republicans and Red States. Imagine the mess they would create if left on their own.
