As the Gateway Pundit has previously reported, the “Greater Idaho” movement is an attempt by people in the state of Oregon to secede and become part of Idaho.
The whole thing is being driven by people in Oregon who are tired of living under far-left policies in cities like Portland.
Support for the idea has grown over the past two years, and another Oregon county just approved the measure.
The New York Post reports:
Oregon's 13th conservative county passes measure to secede and join 'Greater Idaho'
Another right-leaning county in eastern Oregon has voted to secede from the Democratic-led state and join neighboring Idaho, according to reports.
Crook County residents passed the measure by a 53% majority on Tuesday, making it the 13th county in the state to join the movement known as “Greater Idaho,” NewsNation reported.
“Voters in eastern Oregon have spoken loud and clear about their desire to see the border talks move forward,” said Matt McCaw, executive director of the Greater Idaho Movement.
“With this latest outcome in Crook County, there is no longer an excuse for the Legislature and the Governor to continue to ignore the wishes of the people.”
In Greater Idaho, more than half of Oregon's territory would leave the Beaver State and join Republican-run Idaho in the east…
Greater Idaho started 2020 in earnest and quickly began gaining ground, with eleven of the state's 36 counties voting to endorse the idea by 2022.
Maybe other states should try this.
When will Indiana conquer southern Illinois to create Greater Indiana? https://t.co/FmUFC7riJX
— Aleks Djuricic (@AleksDjuricic) May 23, 2024
Minnesota next please https://t.co/aM23sYVO2o
— Tyler Zed (@realTylerZed) May 23, 2024
Do it. Will set in motion a necessary groundswell. https://t.co/1RckyJVZ19
— Owoodfr77 (@owood77) May 23, 2024
If this sounds far-fetched, remember that something similar just happened in Louisiana.
People are tired of being ruled by the far left.
