While most people complain about politicians who break promises and sell out their constituents, Daniel Miller reveals the TNM’s plan to actually do something about it. The Texas Nationalist Movement has launched “Texan Arise” – a statewide training campaign to turn regular Texans into effective campaign volunteers.
Miller sits down with TNM Executive Vice President Nate Smith and Chief of Staff Daphne Armour to discuss why this campaign could change Texas politics. They’ve identified a critical gap: great candidates keep losing because they lack volunteer support while establishment incumbents have built-in advantages in both money and manpower.
The Texan Arise workshops target people with little to no campaign experience, teaching practical skills like phone banking, block walking, voter contact, and using technology effectively. The goal isn’t just to help individual candidates – it’s to build the volunteer network needed to elect Texas First Pledge signers who will support independence legislation.
Smith and Armour explain how even small increases in principled legislators can make a big difference, why primary elections matter more than general elections in Texas, and how their target of 1,000 trained volunteers could tip the balance in key races across the state.
The workshops are free, three hours long, and starting in major Texas cities along I-35 plus East Texas. This represents the TNM’s most ambitious ground-game strategy yet – recognizing that political change requires more than just good candidates, it requires organized grassroots support.
For those frustrated with Austin’s dysfunction, this provides a concrete way to make a difference instead of just complaining online.
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Topics Covered:
- Why great candidates keep losing to establishment incumbents
- The volunteer gap that’s killing grassroots campaigns
- Training regular Texans to become effective campaign workers
- Building volunteer networks for Texas First Pledge candidates
- Why primary elections decide 96% of Texas races
- How 1,000 trained volunteers could change the legislature
- Workshop details and locations across Texas
