In Texas they're talking about secession
as they exhume the confederate obsession.
But will they really go?
Or is this political show
as the rest of us cope with the recession?
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Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
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3 comments:
They'll have no recourse
but to send W on his horse
to the mexican border
to put things in order
i'll miss them 'cept for Austin, of course
Given that Texas takes back more tax dollars than it pays in lets hope they succeed in seceding. Enough of the red state rhetoric not matching reality...put up or shut up..."dismember the Alamo!".
Sounds like another rendition of "The Mouse That Roared". Texas can secede, then declare war on the US and promptly declare defeat and sue for peace. The infusion of funds from D.C. won't be a bailout -- it'll be foreign aid and reconstruction funds. These Dicxiecons have a clever way of disguising the truth.
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