Staff Blog: What Texans Can Learn from Brexit

[Elderberry]

Texas Scorecard By Robert Montoya January 31, 2020

“It does not take a majority to prevail … but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men.” – Samuel Adams

Farage then leveled a strong electoral threat at the Conservatives: deliver Brexit or be removed from power.

One man heard Farage and the people. Boris Johnson led a successful rebellion within the party, became the new prime minister, and—after a tough fight against elements in his own party—won a new majority in the 2019 national election running on the promise that he would deliver Brexit.

On Friday, Johnson delivered on his promise, and Farage won his 27-year-long struggle for liberty. The future of the British people is now brighter and freer, thanks to Farage.

No matter how long and difficult the struggle, if we keep at it and hold our leaders accountable, we too will win fight after fight for the cause of liberty in our state—and in our country.

And so, to our friends across the pond, we say, “Happy Brexit Day!”

Cheers!

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[truth_seeker]

I doubt that the current governments of California (and other socialist paradise states) would even consider a shooting war with Texas.

But Texas should expect traffic jams for months, a house building boom etc.

Other states would surely follow. (Oklahoma, Utah, Idaho, etc.)
 

[IsailedawayfromFR]

I doubt that the current governments of California (and other socialist paradise states) would even consider a shooting war with Texas.

But Texas should expect traffic jams for months, a house building boom etc.

Other states would surely follow. (Oklahoma, Utah, Idaho, etc.)

By the same token, I bet another European state will follow the Brits down the path of re establishing its sovereignty.  Maybe Hungary.