Earlier:
Texans will have the chance to vote for or against leaving the United States and returning to nationhood if state GOP Representative Bryan Slaton gets his way. Slaton has introduced the “Texas Independence Referendum Act” that would put secession before voters in November.
Today, I filed HB 3596, which is commonly known as the “Texas Independence Referendum Act," or TEXIT
— Bryan Slaton (@BryanforHD2) March 6, 2023
If passed, it will place a referendum on the ballot during the next general election, allowing the people of Texas to vote on whether or not the State https://t.co/WWnGUi4btL… https://t.co/KyfozJMRc4 pic.twitter.com/OJbrWySnWa
Introduced on the 187th anniversary of the end of the Battle of the Alamo, If the bill becomes law, the governor will notify Traitor Joe Biden and Congress and everyone else concerned, and create a Texas Independence Committee that will begin to study what the state must do to disentable itself from the federal Leviathan.
Slaton also created a petition for Texas to sign that will go to the state legislature.
The GOP completely controls the state with a Republican governor, Greg Abbott and strong majorities in the Texas House (86-64) and Senate (19-12).
Whether they have courage to vote for a measure that could unchain the former Lone Star Republican from if far from certain. But passable or not, it puts down a marker, just as it has in Idaho, Oregon, and elsewhere.
Mainstream Americans, even members of Congress, are openly discussing secession, or a “national divorce” as some call it. Without one or the other, it will come to blood.
National Divorce is not civil war, but becoming a necessary reality because of our irreconcilable differences.
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) February 22, 2023
The federal government is a monster and has become a weapon of the left against the right. pic.twitter.com/OMnJ1DR8RJ
