[silentknight]

LOL

NOBODY believes a state will leave.

TEXAS COULD NOT EVEN PASS THEIR TSA law.

It’s over people. Politicians are liars. Our hope will be found elsewhere.

[Salvavida]

NOBODY believes a state will leave.

That is not a true statement. We just have not arrived at the cataclysmic event yet: and that is not just my opinion-- it is historical fact.

Untenable political bonds coupled with hyperinflation would light that fire.

[Army Air Corps]

Yeah, that bill dies thanks to the usual suspects (RINOS). Meanwhile there is this:

New state law coming that requires you to prove citizenship to renew license Newsroom 6/30/2011 An immigration-related provision tucked into a must-pass budget bill could have more of an effect on Texans than the high-profile sanctuary cities legislation that the Legislature did not pass. Throughout the regular and special sessions, lawmakers spent dozens of hours debating and hearing testimony on so-called sanctuary cities legislation, which would prohibit governments from adopting policies that prevent law enforcement from asking about detainees' immigration status. The bill, which was labeled an emergency item by Gov. Rick Perry, never got out of the Legislature. But a less examined — and arguably more wide-reaching — piece of immigration-related legisla tion will soon become a law. A provision in the approved Senate Bill 1, the special session's must-pass school finance bill, will require people to prove U.S. citizenship or legal residence before they can renew or get a Texas driver's license.

The full story is here