New polling shows strong support for Texas to leave the union

[Jason Fry]

Well lookie here.... There's a new poll out showing 66% of Texas voters support leaving the union. Support is broader and deeper than many folks think. Both parties, conservatives and moderates, rural and urban.

https://texianpartisan.com/survey-voter-support-for-texit/

I know some of you folks think we're "fringe". The numbers suggest otherwise.

[RiverRat1]

Lets go for it.

Worse case it starts an uprising across America and maybe forces idiot politicians to back off a little.

[Calrob]

Let me know where to sign up. I've fought for less

[Muddy Bud]

Been a big supporter for years now. Like your flag avatar

[Muddy Bud]

Let me know where to sign up. I've fought for less

Texas Nationalist Movement, Join us!

[Johnny44]

Just another fantasy that is impossible according to the legalities.

It will never happen

[Jason Fry]

https://tnm.me/mobile/qr-code/

[Jason Fry]

Study, Johnny. You'll be surprised.

[Johnny44]

Study, Johnny. You'll be surprised.

No Sir, it you that needs to study.

One step is needing congressional approval from the United States, not gonna happen captain

[Jason Fry]

I’ve spent the last 7 years working toward this goal. I can cite TX and US constitutional arguments, debunk ideas about the Civil War and the Supreme Court, and so on.

Did George Washington or Sam Houston ask for permission? We need a legitimate popular vote, generated through the standard legislative process, and then a declaration.


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[Lynn21]

Burt Reynolds died.

[Muddy Bud]

[QUOTE=Johnny44;16426280]No Sir, it you that needs to study.

One step is needing congressional approval from the United States, not gonna happen captain.

False. There is no law preventing any state from leaving the union. In particular the Texas Constitution proclaims this in great detail. Almost as it if we’re anticipated.

[EarleyBird]

I’ve spent the last 7 years working toward this goal. I can cite TX and US constitutional arguments, debunk ideas about the Civil War and the Supreme Court, and so on.

Did George Washington or Sam Houston ask for permission? We need a legitimate popular vote, generated through the standard legislative process, and then a declaration.


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I've always agreed with this mindset when it comes to Texas' secession. The original patriots didn't need "permission" from England. The very definition of seceding is that you break all ties.

[Shane]

I’ve spent the last 7 years working toward this goal. I can cite TX and US constitutional arguments, debunk ideas about the Civil War and the Supreme Court, and so on.

Did George Washington or Sam Houston ask for permission? We need a legitimate popular vote, generated through the standard legislative process, and then a declaration.


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If/when it comes up for a vote, I'll be voting for it.

[Johnny44]

I’ve spent the last 7 years working toward this goal. I can cite TX and US constitutional arguments, debunk ideas about the Civil War and the Supreme Court, and so on.

Did George Washington or Sam Houston ask for permission? We need a legitimate popular vote, generated through the standard legislative process, and then a declaration.


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Typically folk that fall in this category are very low credentialed, educated, and have very little money to risk on a bet. Don’t get mad at me either, it is statistical.

So all bets are off, ain’t gonna happen captain.