Greater Idaho: Republicans' Plan to Redraw State Lines

The video explores the topic of secession in the US, focusing on recent discussions in Texas and California, and the Greater Idaho movement in Oregon. It explains the historical context of state line changes and the political landscape in Oregon, highlighting the divide between rural Republican counties and urban Democrat areas. The video discusses the challenges and potential outcomes of the Greater Idaho proposal, including economic and political implications for Oregon.

What is one of the main constitutional challenges to full secession of a state from the US?

• Support from the Supreme Court

• A national referendum

• Approval from the President

• A constitutional amendment

Which hypothetical state are some counties in Eastern Oregon attempting to join?

• Northern California

• Western Washington

• Greater Idaho

• New Oregon

What is a significant reason for the secessionist sentiment in Eastern Oregon?

• High population density

• Economic prosperity

• Rural counties' Republican voting patterns

• Political alignment with Idaho

Which city in Oregon is known for its strong Democratic support?

• Portland

• Eugene

• Salem

• Bend

What is one potential benefit for Oregon if Eastern counties join Greater Idaho?

• Higher GDP per capita

• Increased state territory

• More Republican voters

• Lower population density

What is a major hurdle for the Greater Idaho movement after winning county votes?

• A national referendum

• Agreement from the Oregon legislature

• Support from the US President

• Approval from Idaho

Why might Oregon's Democrat legislature consider allowing Eastern counties to join Greater Idaho?

• To reduce state territory

• To gain a walkout-proof supermajority

• To align with Idaho's policies

• To increase state taxes