Preemption has expanded with support from the American Legislative Exchange Council, an organization of state legislators and right-leaning advocacy groups that describes itself as “dedicated to the principles of limited government, free markets and federalism.” It has a distinct take on why such effort is necessary.
“Over the past decade, activists have often targeted local governments to push big-government policies that would not survive in state capitols,” said Lee Schalk, the council’s vice president of policy. “As a result, state lawmakers have found themselves in the precarious position of passing preemption laws to get a handle on intrusive government at the local level.”
I wonder how long it would take a blood vessel in their heads to pop if we switched out a few words…
“Over the past decade, activists have often targeted localstate governments to push big-government policies that would not survive in state capitolsWashington DC,” said Lee Schalk, the council’s vice president of policy. “As a result, stateCongressional lawmakers have found themselves in the precarious position of passing preemption laws to get a handle on intrusive government at the localstate level.”
I wonder how long it would take a blood vessel in their heads to pop if we switched out a few words…
“Over the past decade, activists have often targeted
localstate governments to push big-government policies that would not survive instate capitolsWashington DC,” said Lee Schalk, the council’s vice president of policy. “As a result,stateCongressional lawmakers have found themselves in the precarious position of passing preemption laws to get a handle on intrusive government at thelocalstate level.”Fucking hypocrites.
I’m not saying you’re wrong but this is a strawman argument. You’re mad about something you just made up.