Daniel Miller is the President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, which he co-founded in 2005, and the author of TEXIT: Why and How Texas Will Leave the Union. He's a sixth-generation Texan, born in Longview, whose ancestor fought in the Texian Army, and he's worked for Texas independence since 1996. His columns make the case for a free Texas and answer the people who say it can't happen.
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Two nights after a midterm that changed every statewide office in Texas, Daniel Miller walked through the TNM's analysis of the results before sharing it anywhere else.
Texans did not vote against independence on Tuesday. The majority that buried the referendum bill is gone, and this movement is bigger than the margins that decided the election.
With Election Day set for November 3, Daniel Miller opened this week's questions with one from John in Llano County about progressive groups holding talks with former intelligence, military and government officials.
Alberta's independence referendum is all but final. With 99 percent of the vote counted, 25.1 percent chose to begin the process of leaving Canada and just under 75 percent chose to stay.
The new White House press secretary once said Washington should take over California and suspend habeas corpus. Lincoln showed where that power goes.
Quebec voters swept the Parti Québécois into the lead this week on a promise to put independence back on the ballot.
The Texians who declared independence in 1836 passed judgment on the people who acquiesced in the destruction of their liberty. Their standard still applies, and it starts with each of us.
Texas spent more than $11 billion doing the federal government’s job on the border during the Biden years.
Should three New Mexico counties join Texas? Texas answered that question once, in 1850, and the answer cost Texas its claim to 67 million acres.
The man who wants the Constitution enforced is asking for the ship to be repaired.
Daniel Miller flew solo this week and closed the show on the question several viewers had been asking: why should Texans care what happens in Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Alberta or Quebec?
A viewer named Charles opened the night with a list of worries about an independent Texas economy: companies headquartered here leaving to keep the protections of the U.S. government, millions of jobs...
