January 1, Red States Gain Strength as Blue States Unite

Wyatt’s Take

• Blue states are forming health alliances, setting a strong example for red states.
• The Tenth Amendment supports states making their own decisions apart from Washington.
• This push for local control helps keep peace across the country.

Blue states teaming up on health care shows they’re ready to go their own way and make decisions that fit their values. That means red states can do the same and chart their own path for their people.

This is what the Founding Fathers wanted—states having rights, not just the federal government calling all the shots. The Tenth Amendment gives states room to make choices that suit their folks, keeping power closer to home.

When leaders in Washington don’t reflect local views, state coalitions can serve as a shield. Eleven blue states have formed regional health groups, and more are likely to join, making sure they have each other’s back on issues like vaccines and access to services.

Republicans see the value here, too. If the other side takes over the White House, red states will be stronger by sticking together and defending against unwanted mandates from D.C.

Building state alliances creates a line in the sand—letting each side run its own shop without constant fighting. That way, folks can live by their beliefs, and America stays at peace.

Letting states handle their own business leads to fewer arguments and helps everyone mind their own fence.

If red and blue states cooperate this way, each will be safer and more secure.

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Wyatt Matters

When states stand up for their own people, it keeps power local and makes sure Middle America’s values don’t get trampled by bureaucrats far away. That’s the heart of American freedom—neighbors looking out for neighbors, and government that works for you.