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This guy nails it.

I left the GOP back in the day when that arch-traitor, Bill Buckley, kicked PJB out of the party. PJB's been a voice crying in the wilderness since then. Look, my "conservative" friends. PJB screamed about the demographic changes being foisted upon us. So did I. Any conservative who states the obvious truth is shouted down by the very people who should be shouting "amen."

I have long held that secession is the answer. Just look at the blue-red electoral map by State. The boundaries of a new country suggest themselves. Look at the same broken down by county. Looks even better. We'd probably pick up Saskatchewan and Alberta in Canada. We can do this. Actually, we wouldn't be seceding. We'd be kicking out New England and the Left Coast.

We could arrange a large population transfer, hopefully within the bounds of rough justice to all.

It's time to, as the old lady said in the recent Michael Moore video, to "burn this m*******er down."

Let's do it. Let's secede.

“Let’s do it. Let’s secede.”

The Washington government has a pretty impressive track record of honor killing over that kind of divorce.

When sovereign bankruptcy truly engulfs us, the dissolution will happen naturally, as it did in the Soviet Union and several other coerced ‘unions’ in the 1980s and 1990s.

Until then, it won’t be possible.

In 2009 when they first started pushing fubocare, people expressed their frustrations at the town halls and told their congressmen we do not want this. Large rallies were held to get the message across – leave us alone.

They didn’t listen.

In early 2010, a republican was elected to Ted Kennedy’s seat, to stop fubocare and the encroachment on our rights.

That didn’t work.

In the 2010 midterm elections, republicans were elected to stop further erosion of our freedoms, good people like Allen West were sent in, worthless people like Alan Grayson were removed.

That was supposed to stop the bleeding until we could get to 2012.

The 2012 primaries provided us with less than stellar candidates, at a time when we needed a strong candidate more than ever. We ended up with one that most of us would not chose, but we accepted it and got behind him. The crowds grew, he looked stronger and Obama looked weaker, and it looked like it might work. The hope being he would stabilize the patient until we could eventually bring in a specialist.

Instead, not only did we lose our opportunity that we were told to take (how many times have we been told to take the fight to the ballot box) but we have lost a good person like Allen West, a tolerable moderate Scott Brown was replaced by a socialist liar and Alan Grayson with his special brand of crazy is back.

So what next? I’m personally sick of the “work to get good people elected” mantra. We have done that for the last 4 years and here we are. Nowhere. I believe that we are no longer united as a people. The line in the sand was drawn last night. There are those who want to be provided for, and those who will get stuck with doing the providing. We are two separate peoples and I believe that at this point the only solution is secession. I do not see how as a nation we return to who we were. There are too many who want dependency to ever be willing to stand on their own and provide for themselves. There are too many who truly do not care about our history, who we are as a people, or what it really means to be an American. That ideal died last night.