They're fed up with the state legislators who focus on California's
big-city needs. They're tired of bureaucrats in Sacramento who govern
from afar and by decree.
And they're still miffed they didn't win their sovereignty when they had the chance more than 70 years ago.
So
on Tuesday, supervisors in the far northern province of Siskiyou County
decided to make things right: They voted to secede from California.
In
a 4-1 vote that revitalized a regional secession movement that
supporters hope will one day lead to creation of the new state of
Jefferson, county supervisors approved a declaration that called for
breaking away from the Golden State.
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