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roamer65 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Apr-15-09 08:55 PM
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25. Perry's statement is meaningless without a referendum.
Edited on Wed Apr-15-09 08:57 PM by roamer65
Similar situation to Quebec. You've got to make the referendum clear and get it passed with 50% + 1 to even be taken seriously.
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  -Declaring your state 'sovereign', what does that mean? HeresyLives  Apr-15-09 07:17 PM   #0 
  - I think it's just posturing to appeal to the insane "States' Rights" crowd.  That Is Quite Enough   Apr-15-09 07:19 PM   #1 
  - That made me laugh!  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 07:28 PM   #8 
  - Succession?  Kerrytravelers   Apr-15-09 07:20 PM   #2 
  - That's Secession.  FudaFuda   Apr-15-09 10:43 PM   #32 
  - Amendment X.  Muttocracy   Apr-15-09 07:21 PM   #3 
  - I read that, but I'm damned if I know  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 07:30 PM   #9 
     - maybe they think it means they get to wear crowns? I'm at a loss. nt  Muttocracy   Apr-15-09 07:31 PM   #10 
  - It's Republicans playing to their base.  GOPisEvil   Apr-15-09 07:21 PM   #4 
  - Never ask a Republican to define sovereignty  NoGOPZone   Apr-15-09 07:23 PM   #5 
  - It's just a trifecta  Turbineguy   Apr-15-09 07:23 PM   #6 
  - A leading repubicn former governor comments on this very issue  Stinky The Clown   Apr-15-09 07:26 PM   #7 
  - Oh thanks!  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 07:32 PM   #11 
  - Thanks ...  RoyGBiv   Apr-15-09 07:35 PM   #13 
  - Southern states threw that word around a lot  LuvNewcastle   Apr-15-09 07:34 PM   #12 
  - Oh, sort of everybody wants to be the  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 07:52 PM   #16 
     - Back then it was about race.  LuvNewcastle   Apr-15-09 08:02 PM   #18 
  - it's hard to get 'airtime' down here in the states, you gotta come up with something freakin' crazy  spanone   Apr-15-09 07:40 PM   #14 
  - You're right, in principle.  Laelth   Apr-15-09 07:49 PM   #15 
  - Okay.  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 07:54 PM   #17 
  - It means that you think that the federal government is overstepping its bounds  Coffee and Cake   Apr-15-09 08:03 PM   #19 
  - Well, I'd say it also makes for chaos,  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 08:19 PM   #20 
     - States have governments, governors, and legislature.  Coffee and Cake   Apr-15-09 08:31 PM   #21 
     - Well no one ever seems to be.  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 09:57 PM   #28 
        - One of the main reason for state sovereignty is to give people more power  Coffee and Cake   Apr-15-09 11:00 PM   #33 
     - Not chaos. Part of the original constitutional plan was the tension between  jmg257   Apr-15-09 09:19 PM   #26 
        - Well that doesn't seem to actually happen.  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 09:58 PM   #29 
  - I'm waiting to see Fox News interviewing the re-animated corpse of Jefferson Davis.  salguine   Apr-15-09 08:35 PM   #22 
  - Along with Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, John Adams, John Hancock, and George Mason  Coffee and Cake   Apr-15-09 08:41 PM   #23 
  - Did you not understand the "sovereignty association" debate in Canada?  Canuckistanian   Apr-15-09 08:50 PM   #24 
  - Not the same thing  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 09:59 PM   #30 
  - Perry's statement is meaningless without a referendum.  roamer65   Apr-15-09 08:55 PM   #25 
  - A referendum on what?  HeresyLives   Apr-15-09 10:00 PM   #31 
  - It's boiler-plate histrionics; also a frame onto other matters 'sovereign'...  bridgit   Apr-15-09 09:21 PM   #27 
 

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