“Some residents in Maryland, California, Michigan and Colorado are looking to secede from their respective states, and nearly one-out-of-five Americans think that’s a good idea. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 17% of American Adults say they would vote for their section of their state to secede and form a new state. Seventy percent (70%) would vote to keep things the way they are, but another 13% are undecided. Just 22% believe sections of individual states have the right to secede and form a new state. Fifty-five percent (55%) disagree, but a sizable 23% are not sure. Only 17% of voters believe the federal government today has the consent of the governed.”
Related posts:
RNC members tackle Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA
Low Taxes, Lack of U.S. Crackdowns Add to Zug's Appeal
Problems for bitcoin in China as HK trader goes down
Tennessee newspaper editor is fired after writing an anti-Obama headline
States Siphon Gas Tax for Other Uses
Fed's Evans: Keep Easing and Economy Will Hit 'Escape Velocity' by 2014
Fools’ Gold Found to Regulate Global Oxygen
Prove you have no offshore accounts or face prosecution, says UK
FDA sets Obamacare menu rules for food chains, other eateries
Kerry: U.S. has firm evidence sarin gas was used in Syria attack
Denver unemployment sharply lower after marijuana legalization
Smell of marijuana: Who needs a search warrant when police use their nose?
Bill Gross: Central bank 'casinos' to run out of luck
Officer sold police-issued bulletproof vests in Walgreens parking lot
Glenn Greenwald: 'Obama Admin Using Snowden as an Example in War on Whistleblowers'