New Book Examines State Secession Amid Growing National Divides

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Can Secession Resolve the Country's Constitutional Crises?

As debates intensify, the question arises: should U.S. states consider secession as a viable option to reclaim their autonomy?” - Bruce H. JoffeELVAS, PORTALEGRE, PORTUGAL, September 23, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- Given the polarization and separation of states in the USA described by some as“Right and Left,”“Republican and Democratic,”“Us and Them,” award-winning journalist Bruce Joffe's newest book, Breaking Away: The Case for State Secession in the USA Today ( ) is timely, relevant, and provocative.

“The political climate in the United States is marked by growing divisions and a sense of disillusionment with the federal government,” says Joffe, a retired university professor, church pastor, and public relations executive.“Many citizens feel that their voices are not being heard, leading to increased discussions about the possibility of state secession. This sentiment is not just a fringe idea; it reflects a broader dissatisfaction with federal policies and an urge for self-determination among various states.”

As debates intensify, the question arises: should U.S. states consider secession as a viable option to reclaim their autonomy?

Secession, a term that resonates deeply within American history, refers to the act of a state withdrawing from the Union. This concept has emerged in various forms throughout the nation's past, often driven by political, economic, and social motivations. The debate surrounding whether states should secede from the United States is not merely theoretical; it raises important questions about governance, identity, and the very fabric of American democracy.

The author notes that public opinion on secession varies widely across demographics, influenced by factors such as political affiliation, economic conditions, and social issues.

“Modern movements in states like California, Texas, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Alaska reflect these sentiments, where cultural differences, economic interests, and political discontent fuel discussions about breaking away from the federal system. This ongoing dialogue showcases how historical precedents inform current debates about statehood and identity in America.”

Breaking Away: The Case for State Secession in the USA Today is available in paperback, eBook, and audiobook formats from Amazon worldwide and online booksellers globally.

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