brainy kevin
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The Texas governor is insane. I have no other way to put it.
The discussion revolves around the implications of Texas Governor Rick Perry's comments regarding the potential for Texas to secede from the United States. Participants explore the political motivations behind such statements, the historical context of secession, and the reactions from various political groups. The conversation touches on themes of ideology, political identity, and the concept of state rights versus federal authority.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the implications of Perry's comments or the likelihood of secession. Multiple competing views remain regarding the motivations behind such statements and the potential consequences of secession.
Some participants reference polling data and historical examples to support their claims, but there is no agreement on the interpretation of these data or their relevance to the current discussion. The conversation also reveals differing definitions of political terms and the implications of secession.
Oscar Wilde said:I expected nothing less from you, Ivan. First, a job well-done on attempting to bash the Palins. I'm just surprised Fox News did not make an appearence in this one, how disappointing.
Let's move on to what is actually relevant here. There is always extreme sentiment. I can't see how the two groups you mention here differ significantly. How do you measure the levels of frustration of these two groups? I would also like you to show Bush's "reckless disregard for Constitutional Law" during his two terms, just for kicks and giggles of course.