TPPF Proposes an Office of State Sovereignty to Screen Federal Grants. Texans Paid for Them First.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation proposes an Office of State Sovereignty to review every federal grant a Texas government seeks. The federal money it would screen is money Texans paid for twice, once in federal taxes and again in the state match.
Texas House Sets September 30 Hearing on Admitting New Mexico Counties
The House Select Committee on Governmental Oversight will take invited and public testimony on September 30 on adding one or more contiguous New Mexico counties to Texas, including every state and federal step needed to admit the territory.
A Day After Setting a Test for a Scottish Referendum, Burnham Tells Swinney It Is Off Limits
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told John Swinney in writing on Thursday that a second Scottish independence referendum is off limits, a day after telling the Commons that one would follow a shift in public opinion.
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Texas Strikes Gold as Abbott Signs Historic Bill Making Precious Metals Legal Tender
Governor's signature on HB 1056 positions Texas as leader in monetary independence from federal system Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 1056 into law late...
IN THE MEDIA
A Historian Predicts Texas Independence, and Says the Hard Part Is Already Done
Historian and podcaster Brion McClanahan told his audience this week that Texas will become independent, and credited the groundwork already laid: when the moment comes, he said, they "already have it set. They don't have to go through real disruption."
Daniel Miller Makes the Fiscal Case for Texit on The Chris Salcedo Show
On The Chris Salcedo Show, Daniel Miller laid out the Texas Nationalist Movement's new fiscal case for independence: the eighth-largest economy on earth, roughly $68 billion a year overpaid to Washington, and a federal ledger the government is projecting into insolvency.
Secession Speakeasy Sizes Up TNM’s Advances Inside the Texas GOP
A pro-independence show walks its audience through the Partisan's report on the Texas Nationalist Movement's gains at the 2026 Republican convention.
A Historian Reacted to the New York Times’ Independence Story, and Reached for Daniel Miller’s Question
The New York Times ran a long feature this...
Daniel Miller Makes the Texit Case on The Logical Podcast
On The Logical Podcast, a national, non-partisan show that...
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The Convention That Proved It Could Win, the Arson That Nearly Ended It, and Why He Will Not Say the Pledge
August 24 marked 30 years since Daniel Miller began the fight for Texas independence, and this was the first Late Night Coffee Talk since. A viewer asked him to name the highest high and the deepest low of those 30 years. The high was the 2016 Republican state convention. TNM did not have a booth that year. They pulled two tables into a hallway and worked the floor from there, and they watched the establishment spend the whole convention maneuvering to keep an independence vote from reaching the floor in front of the cameras. Miller's point was not that...
Commentary
I Crossed the Line at Twenty-Two
Thirty years ago today, I pressed my thumb into red ink in a Tyler hotel hallway and joined the fight for Texas independence. What that decision built, and why the vote was always ours to hold.


