the former mayor of new york ed koch died m morning and here is part of the lead paragraph of robert mcfadden s brilliant obituary in today s norgets. he called koch the master showman of city hall who parlayed shrewd political instincts and plenty of chutzpah in three tumultuous terms of mayor of new york with all the tenacity, zest, and combativeness that personified his city of golden dreams. he used to walk the streets of new york asking how am i doing? ed koch was 88. we re all having such a great year in the gulf,
according to the public policy poll out today, 25% of republicans, that s a quarter of all republicans you know, say they would support their state seceding from the union because of president obama s re-election. another 19% said they weren t sure whether their state should secede or not. that means leave america, become something else. it isn t just people tell anonymous pollster. in many states people were signing in open public marketplaces out in the street petitions to leave the country. in seven states the petitions have received enough support to force the white house to respond actually. take a look at this map and where the petitions have received well, that s a big shock. tennessee, north carolina, i love north carolina, georgia, florida, alabama, louisiana, and texas. the secession movement has the most signatures in texas, of course, with nearly 120,000 people signing on. according to the norgets, quote, sec setion fever has struck parts of texas. in texas talks of seces
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