Recently, the big drama on the domestic political stage of the United States can be described as a wave of unsettled and rising wave after wave. The tension between Texas and the Commonwealth** is like a real-life version of "Westworld" that is dizzying to watch. The conflict not only highlights the bitter antagonism between the Democratic and Republican parties, but also draws international attention to the "internal strife" of the United States.
Speaking of Texas, the economically developed state of the United States has always had a "independent" momentum. No, Texas and the federal ** have been in trouble recently because of the immigration issue, and the governor of Texas even ordered the National Guard to rush to the border area, putting on a posture of "I defend myself and I am justified". This can make Biden ** angry, and the federal ** sees Texas' actions as an infringement on civil liberties, and the two sides are on the same bar.
At this time, Russia's high-level ** Medvedev also came to join in the fun, and he called Texas the "Texas People's Republic", which immediately pushed Texas to the forefront. Medvedev's remarks were like cheering for the "independence movement" in Texas, making the speculation of this "civil war" even more boiling.
Of course, we must not forget China's attitude. China has remained silent on this matter, with a posture of "we will not get involved in your own family affairs in the United States." However, Chinese netizens have not been idle, and they have been watching the events as bystanders, occasionally expressing their opinions.
Having said that, the contradiction between Texas and the federal ** is actually just a microcosm of the internal ** in the United States. As the United States approaches in 2024, the issue of immigration has become the focus of contention. Texas, as the main point of entry for illegal immigrants, is naturally the first to bear the brunt. These migrants not only occupy local jobs, but also lead to a deterioration of the local security situation. Texas wants to take tough measures to solve the problem, but the federal government feels that doing so violates civil liberties.
As a result, this contradiction intensified. Texas rallied the National Guard to fight the Federation, and the former Trump also jumped out to support Texas. It's good now, the already tense situation has become even more tense.
So the question arises: will Texas really become independent? At present, this is not very likely. Although the contradictions between Texas and the federal state are still under control, the crisis also reflects the decline of US hegemony and the intensification of internal **. The arrival of an unstable America seems to be accelerating, which is not good news for the whole world.
In short, this internal dispute in the United States is like a big drama without a script, and no one knows what will happen next. As spectators, we can only watch the excitement and express emotion. But then again, it would be interesting if Texas was truly independent!