According to PPP conduct poll 25% of Republicans say their state should secede form the Union, 19% aren't sure, and just 56% say they want to stay in the Union.
The announcement of the poll results are here:
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/12/republicans-not-handling-election-results-well.html
The PPP explains one factor contributing to the 25% figure of pro-secessionists among Republicans:
"One reason that such a high percentage of Republicans are holding what could be seen as extreme views is that their numbers are declining. Our final poll before the election, which hit the final outcome almost on the head, found 39% of voters identifying themselves as Democrats and 37% as Republicans. Since the election we've seen a 5 point increase in Democratic identification to 44%, and a 5 point decrease in Republican identification to 32%."
How ironic the party of Lincoln only has 56% of its members opposed to secession. Of course this is one poll. Also, it might be that a lot of people who got these automatic phone calls had a sense of humor.
Reminds me of this T-shirt sold by Southern Partisan.
Front side
Backside
All kidding aside, this is not a good development. It may be joking, but it is normalizing secession.
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