[AnotherUnixGeek]

How would secession keep Texas conservative? Unless Texas imposes school standards and teacher standards which regulate what our children are taught, Texas children are still going to be indoctrinated in left-wing dogma and a large percentage of them will grow up to be liberals. It happened in California as hordes of liberals immigrated here from the Northeast.

There's been a long-standing belief among conservatives that they can run away from liberalism. The home-schooling phenomenon of a few decades ago was a prime example of this - conservatives pulled their kids out of corrupted public school systems instead of fighting to retake them, only to find that their children grew up to live in a world filled with peers who had spent their entire educations in those corrupted public school systems. Liberalism can't be escaped - it must be confronted and fought. If we want our America back, we must do the hard work of retaking the public schools, the television networks, the movie industry - liberals put decades into taking over all of them and so must we.

[central_va]

How would secession keep Texas conservative?

Well for starters a new republic gets a blank sheet of paper to write a really air tight constitution....

[max americana]

“There’s been a long-standing belief among conservatives that they can run away from liberalism.”

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For the past 15 years, I’ve had hundreds of posts telling me to get away from these fag loving pukes in Hollywood. I understand it. Totally. BUT this is where my job is. NO 1 tells me to run away, and I will decide when it’s time to leave, not leftards. I cant fight a war away from the battlefield if I leave L.A.

[abbastanza]

Texas can't legally Secede but it can divide itself into as many as five States. Doing so would allow the conservative factions to leave the liberal faction to its inevitable demise in it's own State(s). Greg Abbott continues to say that he will make Texas a Sanctuary State for the 1st and 2nd amendments, but in Texas the Governor only has the power to approve or veto laws. Secession, even in Texas, will never happen legally.