There is the
growing sentiment toward secession
Americans are fed up. They
feel ignored by representatives more interested in corporate connections than
the Constitution. They protest unelected agencies who spy on them and run their
lives at home. They complain about the speaker of the house who refuses to
follow the principals of his party.
They cry foul at a president using executive orders to force
his agenda. They’re angry at lawmakers who aren’t listening even when they do
answer their phones, and as taxpayers are overwhelmed with a bottomless pit of
debt. Even state legislators and local officials are under fire for taking the
bait from federal departments who now drive local school boards, electricity
flow and personal healthcare.
Some just shrug their shoulders and say “What can you do?” A
great many others, though, are engaging in the American tradition of migrating
and removing themselves to areas of the country where they feel they have more
control over their lives.
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