chatterhead
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We have to break Texas up into 5 states.
It will trigger a chain reaction of representation across the nation which will put the power of federal authority back into the hands of the people so we can crush these rogue agencies, break up the Military Industrial Complex and take back this country from foreign interests who have juiced up our entire economy to either make us slaves or addict us to absurd levels of service.
There is no way California is going to let the people of Texas have 8 additional Senators, 4 new governors, and the right to completely REDISTRICT EVERY GERRYMANDERED area for House Representation across all 5 new states.
Texas will sacrifice itself on the alter of our union by enacting it's Constitutional right to divide into 5 states; thereby triggering a cascade of reciprocity demands across the country.
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