MAYBE IT'S THE THOUGHT OF ALL THOSE SOVIET REPUBLICS AND East European populations breaking away from hated governments. Californians will vote in next month's primary on a proposal to create political fault lines that would divide America's most populous state into two or even three states. Talk of secession is on the rise again across the U.S. Like those who want to subdivide California, many citizens in other states think they'd be better off without their big cities, high taxes or state governments. In Kansas, 10 southwestern counties hope that parts of neighboring Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado will join them in...
Here Comes the Really Big One
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