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Denton County Republican Executive Committee Passes TEXIT Referendum Resolution
Last month, the Denton County RPT asked the TNM to write a resolution to establish their support of HB1359, or the TEXIT bill.
Christina Zuehl
Christina Zuehl is a TNM volunteer and writer. In 2021 she reported on the Denton County Republican Executive Committee passing a resolution in support of the TEXIT referendum bill, HB 1359.
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- Public Statements
TNM President Details Petition and Candidate Strategy
While the state legislators remain asleep on the issue of TEXIT, they are about to get a HUGE wake-up call. The Texas Nationalist Movement is doing what the legislature failed to do.
- TEXIT Referendum
TNM Announces New Campaign To Place TEXIT On The 2022 Primary Ballot
The Texas Nationalist Movement has launched a campaign to deliver something the Texas Legislature failed to deliver – a vote on TEXIT.
- TEXIT Referendum
URGENT CALL TO ACTION FOR HB1359 TESTIMONY
The State Affairs Committee of the Texas House of Representatives does not want your voice to be heard in support of House Bill 1359, the Texas Independence Referendum Act.
- Texas News
State Representative James White Declares His Support for a TEXIT Vote
Many of our elected officials have forgotten just how they got into office and the responsibilities of that office. They were elected….by the people…who voted.
- Texas News
THE TEXAS BORDER: Cries For Help and the TEXIT Solution
Contrary to the reports from federal apologists, there is an actual crisis on the Texas border.
- Texas News
Daniel Miller Hand Delivers TEXIT Challenge To Abbott and Clardy
While at the Texas Capitol building on April 8th, the TNM’s President made a couple of special deliveries. First, Daniel Miller paid a visit to Governor Greg Abbott’s office.
- Texas News
Representative Clardy Dodges TNM Daniel Miller’s TEXIT Debate Challenge
In a recent Facebook Live post, Representative Travis Clardy of Nacogdoches called secession “silly talk” and he called TEXIT supporters “cowards and deserters”.
- TEXIT Explained
Will I still retain my veterans’ benefits after TEXIT?
Veterans who live outside the United States remain entitled to the benefits and services earned through their military service. Most VA benefits are payable regardless of your place of residence or nationality.
- TEXIT Referendum
More Representatives Sign On To The TEXIT Bill
State Representatives are officially signing on to the Texas Independence Referendum Act. Here’s who believes that you should have a right to vote on TEXIT so far.
