You don't need to deploy them in every state or even all the red ones. You need the threat of deploying the national guard to a city or region that doesn't please the Donald. And threats have any monetary cost.
Then I'm sure you'll enjoy the 91-year-old Iowan Republican Chuck Grassley as president.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_line_of_succession
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_pro_tempore_of_the_United_States_Senate
After him, Cabinet secretaries, depending on eligibility. Just imagine the next President Kennedy...
So does Tennessee.
https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/nashville/ogles-calls-natl-guard-nashville/
The problem is that Trump claims lawlessness is the reason to send in the National Guard into cities. Kirk being shot dead at 31 on a campus isn't just fuel to that fire, it's a dumpster load of gas on the fire. Kirk was an ally of Trump. The fallout from this is not going to be good.
Don't wish for Trump to die, because after him is Vance, and after that is Mike Johnson, which in layman's terms is "more of the same in a younger body that can be elected twice".
It can be regional, but most I've seen are people with specific skill sets, such as:
An outdoor marquis sign with the words, "The employee shortage is so bad that long haired freaky people can now apply!"
Which is a reference to the 1971 song "Signs" by the group Five Man Electrical Band.
An image of the pointy-haired boss from Dilbert. The text reads, "You seem genuinely happy at this job. I've scheduled you for a drug test."
A black-and-white picture of RFK, jr with the words, "If Hegseth is the secretary of war, I am the secretary of pestilence."
An image of two garbage collectors. One in the foreground is walking towards the garbage truck while pulling a yellow recycling bin. Another garbage collector is in the back of the truck with their hands raised in a friendly way. The words of the meme are "THERE'S NO OFFICIAL TRAINING FOR GARBAGE COLLECTORS. THEY HAVE TO PICK IT UP AS THEY GO ALONG"
Before you all get mad that this is about sports, there's a lot of discussion of the science of women's athletics, such as
It was fitted by Prof Joanna Wakefield-Scurr, from the University of Portsmouth, who proudly goes by the nickname the Bra Professor.
Here are her breast facts:
*Breasts can bounce an average of 11,000 times in a football match
*An average bounce is 8cm (3in) without appropriate support
*They move with up to 5G of force (five times the force of gravity), comparable to the experience of a Formula 1 driver
Laboratory experiments – using motion sensors on the chest – have revealed how a shifting mass of breast tissue alters the movement of the rest of the body, and in turn, sporting performance.
It tells you, "DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) offers cybersecurity best practices for securing US networks."
CISA workforce cut by nearly one-third so far
The agency has lost roughly 1,000 staffers in the wake of the Trump administration’s workforce cuts.
Source: https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/cisa-departures-trump-workforce-purge/749796/
People who throw acid at other people should have acid thrown on them.
The reason I think this is mildly interesting is that the article's main revelation is to just make the data a "this or that" presentation. They aren't changing the information, they're merely changing the presentation of how the data is displayed to get people to see what the scientists are seeing. It's literally a "Keep It Simple, Stupid" approach.
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5500355-national-guard-deployment-memphis-crime/