‘We all get to vote, but the ability to make legislation is no longer in the hands of the people we elect,’ Columbia law professor Philip Hamburger said.

‘Nullification is not revolt, all it is is ignoring: We’re taking a position that we are going to ignore this edict,’ said Tennessee state Rep. Bud Hulsey.

‘This isn’t the right way to do business in America,’ Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott stated.

‘We think it’s vital to strangle this new illegal power grab,’ Scott Shepard, director of the Free Enterprise Project, said.

Cloud computing’s demand for electricity strains a grid that is already predicted to feature power shortages and routine rolling blackouts in the coming years.

‘We formally reject WHO and any of these international organizations,’ Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said.

Federal electric vehicle mandates are being criticized as ‘class warfare’ with far reaching implications for certain parts of America.

‘There are some really strange things going on on campuses,’ Wisconsin Voter Alliance President Ron Heuer said.

The federal government is using its vast resources and its largest agencies to register new voters and expand mail-in balloting, with the help of nonprofits.

‘Investment companies will not push their political agenda on Mississippians,’ Secretary of State Michael Watson stated.