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president obama's re-election. another 19% said they weren't
sure whether their state should secede or not. that means leave
america, become something else. it isn't just people tell
anonymous pollsters. in many states people were signing in open
public marketplaces, out in the street, petitions to leave the
country. in seven states the petitions have received enough
support to force the white house to respond actually. take a
look at this map and where the petitions have received -- well,
that's a big shock. tennessee, north carolina, i love north
carolina, georgia, florida, alabama, louisiana, and texas. the
secession movement has the most signatures in texas, of course,
with nearly 120,000 people signing on. according to the "new
york times," quote, secession fever has struck parts of texas.
in texas talks of secession has steadily shifted to the center
from the fringe. what is really going on here? let's find out.
dana milbank has the right att