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To: Rich21IE
Populations in fly-over states are doomed as long as they’re part of a Union with the coasts. Simple as that.

I agree. When does something get done about that? I'd like to help.

The doctrine of interposition would be a good start.

35 posted on 04/16/2012 7:24:16 AM PDT by backwoods-engineer (I will vote against ANY presidential candidate who had non-citizen parents.)
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To: backwoods-engineer

Well, I graduated from Law School many years ago and based upon my reading of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interposition

I’m afraid Interposition won’t work with these Federal courts.

Its been my considered opinion that it might just be possible that the best approach would be the election of a Republican President to the outrage and disgust of the Coasties which might prompt the Coasties to agree to a break up. This way, we could take advantage of their disgust and disdain for fly-over country.

As a start, I’ve read, but don’t have time to research right now for a link, that committies from several of the states, 17 I think, have met in recent years to discuss secession and how to best approach it. I live in Texas and hope to see it as a ballot proposition in the near future. So there is already a “movement” of sorts. There are various other “legal” theories for a break-up, but none of them are going to work in the Federal courts simply because.......they’re “Federal” courts.

Stangely enough, the Coastie Commies and their Gov’t media outlets have recently been tossing an idea which might well provide us and “out”, i.e., to re-do the Constitution and replace the current “Republic” with a Parliamentary form of gov’t, (they love all things Europe); I’d suggest we back that idea if they’ll agree that States not wishing to join could opt-out altogether.


36 posted on 04/16/2012 7:47:32 AM PDT by Rich21IE
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