Grapevine: MT legislator asks for pay in silver, gold coins

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And now some fresh pickings from the political -- line.

The movement to secede from the United States is picked up steam and -- 24 hours since we first told you about it.

The daily caller reports the White House who received more than 675000.

Signatures across all fifty states.

There are now seven states Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana North Carolina Tennessee and Texas.

Which -- the 25000.

Signatures necessary.

For the White House to review their proposals.

Web servers must register with a White House before launching -- signing a petition so they can vote only once in each state.

While reporters focus on the extramarital affair entangled cover up.

Video gamers get to play out of Tennessee and what David Petraeus -- Defense Secretary.

The Atlantic reports the new call of duty game is set in the year 225.

With a Hillary Clinton asked -- female president.

The news of the Petraeus scandal -- I've followed by the games released Tuesday.

Made for some interesting timing.

One gaming blog that notes quote.

All of this adds up to an incredibly awkward coincidence.

And a bit of unintentional comedy.

For the old all otherwise ultra serious Tom Clancy's style military fantasy.

That is black ops to.

Finally the country's fiscal picture is -- one mullah Montana lawmaker to make an unusual request.

Montana state represented -- Jerry O'Neill once his pay in silver and gold coins.

-- cite article one section ten of the US constitution.

Which says no state shall quote make anything but golden silver coin.

A tender in payment of gas.

No word yet on whether the state of Montana will comply -- O'Neal's request.

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