How a Kamala win would 'fuel' this key Red state's bid to break away from America

A Kamala Harris triumph successful November would push America 1 measurement person to unraveling, says 1 of nan country's astir fervent secessionists.

Daniel Miller, who fronts nan Texas Nationalist Movement, says a Harris triumph would 'fuel' his group's extremity — nan withdrawal of Texas from nan US, aliases 'Texit.'

According to Miller, nan Democrat's way grounds connected migration and climate change would time off millions much Texans wanting to opt out.

Secessionist feelings are already precocious successful Texas — astir a 3rd of residents want to time off nan US, polls show — moreover though nan US Constitution does not let it.

'If Harris wins, expect Texit support to surge,' Miller told DailyMail.com.

It would deepen 'polarization,' grow nan national government's scope successful Texas and 'fuel nan desire for independence,' he said.

'People present spot this governmental charade for what it is,' Miller added.

'Her favorability hovers location betwixt leprosy and a colonoscopy, and yet she's hailed by nan mainstream media arsenic nan 2nd coming of JFK.'

Vice President Harris looks set to go nan Democratic statesmanlike nominee to tally against Republican Donald Trump successful November.

President Joe Biden, nether unit complete his mediocre statement performance, connected Wednesday confirmed he would not activity reelection, saying he would 'pass nan torch to a caller generation.'

This has focussed attraction connected nan grounds of Harris, a erstwhile California Senator and lawyer wide who, if elected, would become nan first female and personification of achromatic and South Asian practice to go commander-in-chief.

She's fought difficult to trim America's emissions of planet-heating gases, sponsored nan hard-line Green New Deal resolution, and was instrumental successful passing Biden's historical ambiance bill.

Those are celebrated successful Harris' autochthonal California and Washington DC — but little truthful successful Texas, which yields 42 percent of America's crude lipid and 27 percent of its earthy gas, says Miller.

The aforesaid goes for nan Democrat's grounds connected immigration, he adds.

She was nicknamed nan 'border czar' of nan Biden administration, and for years grounded to extremity nan increasing influx of asylum seekers crossed into Texas and different frontier states.

'Harris bears overmuch work for nan separator situation and immigration, which mixed are nan number 1 interest for Texans,' says Miller.

The Lone Star state's 30-million-and-growing organization wants 'self-governance' and to support a region from Washington, he says.

'Any national policies that undermine our values will push much Texans towards Texit,' he adds.

His comments travel successful a divisive predetermination year, and amid nan runaway occurrence of Civil War, a acheronian thriller astir nan US spiraling into conflict betwixt nan superior and breakaway states.

Texas was an independent state 200 years ago, and increasing numbers of its residents want that position back.

The separation, dubbed Texit, takes its sanction from Britain's 'Brexit' from nan European Union.

Miller says his movement, created successful 2005, has ne'er been truthful adjacent to achieving its goal.

He wants nan authorities legislature to walk a rule allowing a referendum connected breaking away.

The US Constitution, however, has nary clause allowing states to do this — indeed, nan secession of Southern states including Texas successful 1861 led to nan Civil War, nan bloodiest warfare successful US history.

It's getting much celebrated acknowledgment to nan influx of asylum seekers astatine nan separator pinch Mexico, he says.

Texans consciousness they'd do a amended occupation of managing nan frontier without nan national authorities tying their hands, he says.

'A Harris presidency not only continues but extends that Biden legacy,' says Miller.

'If you thought Biden was bad for Texas, her management is going to beryllium orders of magnitude worse.'

Across nan US, astir 23 percent of group want their authorities to bust retired of nan union.

Those sentiments are felt strongest successful Alaska, Texas, California, New York, and Oklahoma, caller YouGov polling showed.

The study showed that 31 percent of Texans want retired — though Miller says it's an undercount.

Alaska is nan astir pro-independence state, pinch 36 percent of residents wanting nan Last Frontier to telephone it a time and time off nan union.

Democrat-run California and New York are adjacent successful statement to wantonness ship, pinch 29 percent and 28 percent of residents favoring secession, respectively.

Oklahomans (28 percent), Nebraskans (25 percent), Georgians (25 percent), Floridians (24 percent) and Washingtonians (24 percent) are besides eyeing nan door.

At nan different extremity of nan spectrum is Connecticut, pinch conscionable 9 percent of its comparatively contented residents seeking an out.

The liking successful secession has been showcased by nan occurrence of nan movie Civil War, which grossed $69 cardinal successful nan US, according to Box Office Mojo.

The tense thriller sees a federation that's collapsed into full-blown equipped conflict.

The subject powers of Texas and California person agreed arsenic Western Forces, which are descending connected Washington, DC.

They activity to overthrow an authoritarian US president, played by Nick Offerman.

Meanwhile, fictional Reuters photographer Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and newsman Joel (Wagner Moura) return to nan roadworthy pinch nan purpose of reaching nan superior earlier it falls to rebels.

Miller calls nan movie a '100 percent plausible' relationship of America tearing itself apart.