I disagree completely.
First off, conservatives know very well that liberals run the polling companies, and it is a known and documented fact that when polled, some conservatives hide their real views and adjust their answers to conform more to what the liberal pollers “approve of”, in order to avoid ridicule or derision. Therefore the 25% figure is lower than the real number who would consider secession.
Plus, in normal times, the number who would even consider secession from the Union would and should be less than 3%, prolly less than 1%. The fact that it is so high is a testament to the outrageous and widely understood unconstitional, reckless, and dangerous behaviors of the administration and congress critters.
This is major news, no matter that you try to spin it as commonplace griping and complaining. And you can be sure the Libs in power privately have noted and considered it as such.
As I said before, to simplify things and make it easy to gauge support — just let me know when the bill for putting it to the people reaches the floor of the legislature. :-)
Until then, it’s a lot of hot air and talk...
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And by the way, there was a poster who said he is going to see if his legislature-friend can put up such a bill. I’ll be waiting to see this get out of committee — expressly for the purpose of gauging support.
Wanna bet it never gets out of committee, or even, the legislator won’t even try to put such a bill forth for the people to be able to vote on such a thing?