"The True Finns party won 19 per cent of the vote, increasing its number of seats in the 200-strong parliament to 39 from just five at the previous election amid public anger over the succession of taxpayer-funded bail-outs for crisis-hit eurozone countries.The result raised fears that Helsinki could block the Portuguese deal because Finland, unlike other eurozone countries, requires parliamentary approval to take part in bail-outs, which can go forward only with unanimous EU support.
How long could America maintain its dominance—or, indeed, its union—if the fact of a secessionist party winning 19% in a Maryland election could prevent the union from undertaking a step critically important to the stability of the American economy?"
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