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Texas state representative Bryan Slaton introduced a bill, on the 187th anniversary of the fall of the Alamo, to allow Texans to vote on seceding from the United States. Yes, secession, as in the pre–Civil War abandonment. Slayton said in a tweet, "After decades of continuous abuse of our rights and liberties by the federal government, it is time to let the people of Texas make their voices heard." In fact, history teaches us that there are a few ways that this movement may be successful even without secession.

I hope they are able to pull it off, but I don't think it'll be allowed to happen.

[Source.](https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/04/the_threat_of_secession_in_modern_america.html) > Texas state representative Bryan Slaton introduced a bill, on the 187th anniversary of the fall of the Alamo, to allow Texans to vote on seceding from the United States. Yes, secession, as in the pre–Civil War abandonment. Slayton said in a tweet, "After decades of continuous abuse of our rights and liberties by the federal government, it is time to let the people of Texas make their voices heard." In fact, history teaches us that there are a few ways that this movement may be successful even without secession. I hope they are able to pull it off, but I don't think it'll be allowed to happen.

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I like how the left is all pissed off that people are leaving the states because of taxes and regulations. Hey! You can't do that! We need your tax dollars to buy votes from niggers with handouts!