I agree. Secession will never happen as long as there is a United States. Texas is as much a part of those United States as the United States is a part of Texas. It would be impossible to separate the two without killing Texas. Think of it as conjoined twins with one heart and two brains. Yes, they can be separated and maybe a heart transplant could be done on one (Texas) but it won’t live very long or be very healthy ever. But by staying joined they can live on indefinitely.
I’ve been noticing some odd behavior down Texas way over the last few years. I think a lot of it is the frustration we all have with this gay muslim kenyan President we currently have and a feckless congress who refuses to stop him like they should. Some of it is just plain good ole’ boy nonsense like what happens in Waco all too often and even the lefty cities like Houston act the same way; just in reverse for the left.
This President has divided this nation like none other before him; at least in relatively modern times with the possible exception of FDR. Not coincidentally; they are much alike.
You make good points, and I’m glad we can agree on Texas leaving the union. I understand the frustration. I live in California, so I’m used to that.
My tagline touches on a point that is important to me.
“It’s morning in America again.” This addresses the nation, but doesn’t directly address the smaller areas, the states, regions, counties, and cities.
You bring in a whole new team, and it not only addresses towns, but communities, the nation, and the world.
Under Reagan we saw a number of nations freed up from Marxism even before the Iron Curtain fell.
Trump started this global movement for freedom, making things great again, and I think it’s going to touch every person on the planet.
No other man I can think of would have come close to this.
We have our Reagan II, something we’ve prayed for over 27 years.