We commissioned expensive polls of eight states and we discovered that Texas should be the focus for “national divorce” or secession efforts. SurveyUSA polled every red state that has coastline, but support for secession in those states didn’t come close to the support in Texas. This was better than a national poll because the poll in each state was balanced to be proportional to the actual composition of each state. The top results were described in our
I did the homework on this, here's how to do peaceful Texit:
1 - New Texas raises enough financing to assume share of debt/anticipated HHS/medicare etc role
2 - New Texas buys 95% of Texas, all of it except the northern square around Amarillo, this purchase price is their share of the US debt, more or less
3 - Texas is still a state with two senators, etc, it is just smaller (only Greater Amarillo), still not the smallest state at all.
4 - OK and AR have the option to join, but in no case does the US cede control or possession of the Mississippi river
Once liberals on the coast understand that this gives the US *better* odds of surviving, as it enables the US to deport right-wing terrorists and safely exile them, we can make it happen.
If enough conservatives move to Medford, Oregon (pop. 86,000) the entire southwest Oregon could vote to join Greater Idaho as Phase 2. Greater Idaho is demographically and religiously homogenous compared to Texas (even excluding Greater Houston) and there would not have to be the very divisive issue of stripping citizenship from millions of people. There's too much intermarriage at this point and people with post-1986 amnesty members of the extended family for that even to be possible. The best shot and the only shot at Red-State Secession is Greater Idaho including Southwest Oregon and Eastern Oregon.
I did the homework on this, here's how to do peaceful Texit:
1 - New Texas raises enough financing to assume share of debt/anticipated HHS/medicare etc role
2 - New Texas buys 95% of Texas, all of it except the northern square around Amarillo, this purchase price is their share of the US debt, more or less
3 - Texas is still a state with two senators, etc, it is just smaller (only Greater Amarillo), still not the smallest state at all.
4 - OK and AR have the option to join, but in no case does the US cede control or possession of the Mississippi river
Once liberals on the coast understand that this gives the US *better* odds of surviving, as it enables the US to deport right-wing terrorists and safely exile them, we can make it happen.
If enough conservatives move to Medford, Oregon (pop. 86,000) the entire southwest Oregon could vote to join Greater Idaho as Phase 2. Greater Idaho is demographically and religiously homogenous compared to Texas (even excluding Greater Houston) and there would not have to be the very divisive issue of stripping citizenship from millions of people. There's too much intermarriage at this point and people with post-1986 amnesty members of the extended family for that even to be possible. The best shot and the only shot at Red-State Secession is Greater Idaho including Southwest Oregon and Eastern Oregon.