Red-State Secession

The first 20 minutes of this were pure gold. Topic: it’s time to switch from making political converts, and start organizing the ones we have to gain sovereignty https://rumble.com/v7hz0kq-identity-politics-ep.-195-the-things-that-matter.html

Secession worked for Kazakhs

If Texas votes in 2028 as it did in 2024 (57% GOP), the Texas Legislature will have a GOP supermajority in each chamber able to override vetoes. That means that Texas could still have a referendum on independence soon after the next presidential election, when a Dem victory might convince Texans to secede. Is it possible for a Dem to become president in the same election that Texans vote for state GOP like in 2024? Actually yes. Trump won 6 swing states in 2024, but only by 1% in 3 of them. The Texas Legislature could create a negotiating team to negotiate the independence (if the referendum result is YES), cutting the Dem governor out of the negotiation. The Texas Legislature could easily have a veto-proof supermajority by 2029. There are 8 R & 7 D up for re-election in the Senate in 2028. We only need to net 2 more. In the House, the state only needs to vote an average 56% R to get a supermajority, because of gerrymandering. According to the Texas Partisan Index by The Texan news, 2/3 of Texas House districts voted 56% D or less in 2020-2024 using the current district boundaries. 2028 will be a presidential year, when the GOP does better. (Nowadays, the GOP turns out less in midterms because the working class is GOP now). So Texas Lege could easily create a referendum on secession in early 2029. Although most Texas vetoes happen too late to be overridden by the Legislature, that's only because the Legislature sends most bills to the governor when they're ending their session. A high-priority bill can simply be pushed through the Legislature a little quicker, so that it arrives more than 10 days (not including Sundays) before the end of session. This gives the Legislature time to override any veto (10-day limit). The Texas Senate is still GOP next year. It won't let the House do a redistricting . The Senate can also block bills that would make Dem fraud or ballot harvesting easier. My concern is a lack of state prosecution of it. Another way to get around the governor is to pass a state constitutional amendment. That takes 2/3 of each chamber, just like an override. Again, TEXIT (Texas independence) is popular with D voters, so it's possible that D legislators would vote for TEXIT. Although they are famous for voting as a bloc to avoid being shut out of their patronage system, such an important issue may override such considerations. Texas has a Dem governor for 4 years. TX Supreme Court is 5 D, 4 R now. It would be easier to get half rather than 2/3 of the legislature to vote for a bill, but if the political mood is right, we can do it. Admittedly, in the current political mood, it would be almost impossible to get almost 100% of the GOP to vote for something this controversial. There will have to be some event that makes Texans feel more hopeless about the Union. An event such as economic depression, sovereign debt crisis, failure in war, strife over the 2028 election, or dastardly deeds. As we explained in last week's article, Louisiana, Alabama & Florida could lead the red states out of the Union. Even if no D's vote to create a referendum, it could pass with this % of the R legislators: LA 72% AL 72% FL 81% (FL has citizen-initiated referendums too)

Ted Cruz described what it would take for him to give up on a 50-state Union. What would it take for you to give up? I already did, because the Left is stronger than the Right in the US, & there's no path to changing that except in red states Ted said in 2021 “If the Democrats end the filibuster, if they fundamentally destroy the country, if they pack the Supreme Court, if they make D.C. a state, if they federalize elections and massively expand voter fraud, there may come a point where it’s hopeless,” Cruz said. “If there comes a point where it’s hopeless, then I think we take NASA, we take the military, we take the oil.” Is there any doubt that Democrats will do this eventually? Why wait to experience it, while red states get weaker & overrun, and we suffer? Why not secede while we still have decent societies worth preserving?

Marshall Rawson won a seat in the Florida Legislature this week, while openly campaigning for preserving Southern monuments & flags. Smear journalists criticized his support for Southern independence, and criticized the fact that men from across the state knocked doors for him from the American Restoration Coalition (ARC), an activist group only for Christian "heritage American" men. Maybe the smears helped? He won by a greater margin of victory than any non-incumbent republican candidate for the Legislature. #FLEXIT l

Our newest article: The red states aren’t landlocked yet! (secession election results) https://secession.substack.com/p/the-red-states-arent-landlocked-yet

Only 15 counties haven’t yet voted that might join Kentucky, according to our most expansive map.

There are only 29 counties in our most expansive proposed split map that haven’t voted. Two of them vote Democrat. Three counties that have voted in the northwest weren’t even included in our proposal because they don’t vote as Republican as Missouri or Indiana, and we don’t expect Illinois would want to let a swing state (Iowa) to have them. So far, it appears Illinois probably won’t be interested in letting any state have any of these, until its state public employee pension system collapses due to underfunding.

Twelve and half more Illinois counties voted on separating from Cook County. This brings the total to 45.5, all of which have voted in favor (averaging 73% in favor).

Our new article: Partition of Ireland illustrates how Americans can escape the rulership of un-American US citizens. This includes a survey of how difficult it would be for a conservative minority to try to rule over the US https://redstatesecession.org/partition-of-ireland-illustrates-how-americans-can-escape-the-rulership-of-un-american-us-citizens/

Checkmate, imperialists! How to use the logic & wording of Texas v White dicta against people whose minds get stuck on that 1869 SCOTUS dicta that declared unilateral secession unconstitutional: States don't have to "secede." They just have to repeal their ratification of the Constitution to return to the Articles of Confederation (AoC), which no state ever revoked. In the same way that states switched from AoC to Constitution, they can reverse the process. Every state enters the Union on an equal footing with the original 13, according to the Constitution. But arguably, this makes more sense for #NHEXIT (New Hampshire), South Carolina, or another of the 13 that were under the AoC. Of course, in 1860-1861, states didn't bother to go through the motions of repealing their ratifications of the Constitution to restore the AoC. They believed in the sovereignty of their states, & no court had ever claimed secession was unconstitutional. See our article linked in our recent post about the two unions.

Look how open they are about replacing the Constitution with another one written by their own process. Read further in my own thread for the process They claim to be authorized by all the protest groups & dialogue groups to do this

Our new article on how leaked plans of top Leftists show that Leftist demands for a new constitution may cause a National Divorce https://secession.substack.com/p/a-new-perspective-on-blue-state-secession

More about the leaked recording in which Newsom & Pritzker favor a new continental congress: Mongan claims this isn't secession. But if blue states want to recognize an alternate federal government with an alternate constitution, obviously red states will not follow their lead. I consider this the ideal scenario, because it would free red states from the terrible voters of blue states, so we can avoid demographic, moral, and fiscal bankruptcy Moments later, Zeitz says the Democratic Party (DNC) is also working on a plan on how to react if they think Republicans go too far. I wonder if it's as secessionist & anti-constitutional as this group’s plans? This group is a new one called RAD, but it’s officially designated to do this kind of work for UDA, which includes all the big resistance (protest) groups. This is a new scenario for RW secessionists. Blue state voters aren't interested in secession per se, but when the economy tanks, the demand for socialism will be so strong that they'll demand a new constitution, but red states won't follow If there's enough GOP in fedgov to ignore their demands that year, then blue states will adopt a new constitution and a new, alternate fedgov. This leaves red states with the USA If there aren't enough GOP in fedgov that year, then red states are forced to secede to avoid the new constitution implemented extra-constitutionally by the current Dem POTUS/Congress. Maybe some red states are willing to let their boomers be plundered (mostly white families and the inheritances white Millennials are expecting) and fedgov become a 1-party country with no Senate, no 2nd Amendment, no electoral college, PR & DC statehood, open borders written into the new constitution. But I'm certain not every state will go along with it. Once Texas or Louisiana create the precedent, neighboring red states will follow, and few red states would be foolish enough not to join. What's new: the red-state secession movement will no longer be about why we should leave. It becomes more about refusing to compromise with blue-state demands for a new constitution. We argue we can get along without them In this case, we will promote a refusal to prioritize the Union over what's left of the Constitution. We refuse to care about blue-state threats to secede if they don't get their way

In this leaked recording from August 13, a former State Dept regime-change operative tells top Leftists that Gavin Newsom & JB Pritzker indicated that they're interested in replacing fedgov, ditching the old constitution & creating a new one with a "continental congress" if the GOP crosses red lines. It was leaked by Pete Marocco on X I listened to the whole meeting. This group of Leftists names ridiculous “red line” excuses to replace a GOP fedgov extra-constitutionally. This has happened before 1789, when 11 states replaced the Articles of Confederation, essentially seceding from the 13-state union (Rhode Island & North Carolina followed within 2 years). In this audio, Mongan says he did get his memo to these governors. Not just staff - the governors themselves, who were interested. At a minimum, governors could use this possibility as leverage to threaten the Senate that if the Senate doesn't remove Trump, they'll declare fedgov illegitimate, adopt a new constitution (with no Senate, no electoral college

When the South recognized that the CSA was a Lost Cause, they embraced the Union Today, as the Right recognizes that the US is a Lost Cause, it will embrace a new secession. This time, we'll take the stronger half of the US Overall, the Right has been losing the demographic & culture war for a century. Liberalism has doubled in 33 years. If your plan for fixing the US involves waiting until Americans are conservative enough, you'll wait infinity years. It's worse than it looks because "liberal" today is much more radical than in 1992. Polls show that half the country isn't willing to keep the US American. Most of the US isn't. You can try to stay in the first stage of grief, denial, or you can use this information to create a better future for the parts of America that are salvageable. I write about a strategy. Hope isn't it.

Here's why "woke" will never go away as long as your state is in the US Anyone who criticizes the CRA Civil Rights Act is unemployable. Even you based activists wouldn't accept the risk to employ someone who tweets about CRA at a company you own Congress won't repeal CRA because 30% Americans call themselves liberal, 40% moderate. The US has too many blue states Even if Congress weren't gridlocked, and repealed CRA, the federal judiciary would just impose it based on the 14th Amendment Source: Helen Andrews’ acclaimed August 2026 article “The Racial Crossroads.”

The Alberta independence referendum is today!

Alberta's campaign contribution caps must be eliminated while conservatives still control the legislature so that industry will have its place in politics, especially independence referendums Polling on independence didn't improve because the oil & gas industry knew they wouldn't be allowed to spend enough to educate enough Albertans on the advantages of secession 80% expect to turn out. The only hope is that most voters who research do it within 24 hours before they vote. Hopefully they'll change their mind to separate