[AmericaUnited]

They might want to consult with South Carolina first and see how that worked out...

[ShadowAce]

Two totally different situations. SC declared independence from the US--they seceded. OK is merely declaring its rights as a part of the US.

[John Leland 1789]

This is not secession from the Union, this is demanding something that the Bill of Rights already is said to guarantee.

[quant5]

Your anology of succession from the Union does not fit. The south formed a collective block of States and created it’s own federal government. In doing so, the Confederate government confiscation Union property en masse. A State has it’s own rights, including the right to stop supporting the federal government and vice-versa.