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As a nation of differing opinions, are we willing to live with our differences? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
#Calexit is highly unlikely, but it may prompt Americans to ask if we’re unwilling to tolerate our differences. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
“America’s founders established a federal republic, but today federalism is largely dead,” says Dan Sutter. Read: bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Federalism can accommodate differences among us—and help heal a fractured nation. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
As a nation of differing opinions, are we willing to live with our differences or have we lost our ability to do so? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
The biggest question that #Calexit & #Texit raise: Do we still share a common vision of the good society? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Though secession offers a pipe-dream for self-governance, America has enjoyed many benefits from being one nation. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Despite the nastiness of American politics, neither side is actually realizing their ideal policies. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Separate Blue and Red “nations” could set their own policies, reflecting divergent values, but is that what we want? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Is the political divide approaching the point where America can no longer be one nation? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Secession movements represent a logical extension of the growing Red versus Blue state chasm in American politics. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Some liberals & some conservatives seem not to accept Trump or Obama, respectively. Is this a new “house divided?” bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Trump’s election & inauguration sparked protests and inspired the hashtag: #notmypresident. Are we still one nation? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Secession movements represent a logical extension of the growing Red versus Blue state chasm in American politics. altoday.com/archives/14894-d…
Every state had secession petitions show up in 2012—and they keep coming now. What does the political divide mean? bit.ly/2jdAVnz
Secession faces long odds, but it may signal a growing chasm in red versus blue politics. bit.ly/2jdAVnz
The sharing economy improves lives and provides an example where less is actually more. bit.ly/2jEsHEf