Some Coloradoans Want to Break Off and Join Wyoming. They Should at Least Get to Vote On It.

Tags: Decentralization and Secession

02/26/2021 Ryan McMaken

A state’s borders should change over time to reflect demographic and ideological realities. By denying this, political leaders are effectively saying that the rights of minority populations don’t matter.

Original Article: “Some Coloradoans Want to Break Off and Join Wyoming. They Should at Least Get to Vote On It.“

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