Jack, sign the petition: Stop the GOP's dangerous march toward conflict with Mexico.
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"I will do it on day one." This isn't a campaign promise about climate change or gun control; it's Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pledging to send U.S. special forces into Mexico. And he's not alone.
This is becoming a GOP mantra–a dangerous normalization of a radical idea that could erase a century of diplomatic progress overnight. It's a looming catastrophe that could derail U.S.-Mexico relations, disrupt trade, and trigger a migration crisis.
Sign the petition: Reject Republican war rhetoric against Mexico.
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Keep fighting,
Romario Brown, Daily Kos
Read more about Republican war rhetoric against Mexico below.
Jack, sign the petition: Reject Republican war rhetoric against Mexico.
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Republicans are pushing for a dangerous approach to the U.S. war on drugs, including military action against drug cartels in Mexico.
A bill known as the “AUMF Cartel Influence Resolution” could lead to missile strikes or even an invasion of Mexico.
This proposal is not only illegal under international law but also risks straining U.S.-Mexico relations. Military interventions have failed in the past, and the solution to the drug problem must be found within our borders.
We must reject this reckless rhetoric and advocate for cooperation with Mexico.
Sign the petition: Say no to war with Mexico – choose compassion and cooperation.
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Keep fighting,
Romario Brown, Daily Kos
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