34 NEW STATES: Why Every Major U.S. City Should Be Its Own State, But Never Will Be

The video explores the hypothetical scenario of turning major US cities into independent states, analyzing the potential political, economic, and cultural impacts. It discusses the historical context of state formation and the challenges of implementing such a change. The proposal would significantly alter the political landscape, with city-states gaining more influence in the Senate and Electoral College. However, the idea faces cultural resistance and practical difficulties, making it unlikely to happen.

How would the creation of city states affect the Electoral College?

What are the potential economic impacts of creating city states in the U.S.?

What challenges might arise from the cultural divide between urban and rural populations?

Why is the idea of creating new states from cities considered politically challenging?