Late Night Coffee Talk
Six Million Texans Already Agree. The TNM Has Reached One in Ten.
A question about in-migration turned into the sharpest piece of arithmetic Daniel Miller has laid out in a while.
Daniel Miller
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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- Late Night Coffee Talk
Texans Pay $453 Billion a Year for a Government That Costs $295 Billion
Daniel Miller gave the entire hour of this week’s Late Night Coffee Talk to a walkthrough of the Texas Nationalist Movement’s rewritten “Can Texas Make It?” report, three days ahead of its...
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A New Donor-State Report, Abbott’s Secretary of State, and Independence by Design or Default
Daniel Miller used this week’s Late Night Coffee Talk to preview the biggest item on the TNM’s near-term calendar: a full 2026 rewrite of the movement’s 2015 “Can Texas Make It?” report.
- Commentary
There Is No Such Thing as Two First Places
More candidates are calling themselves America First and Texas First at once.
- Commentary
What a Village in England Just Told Texas
A village in Oxfordshire voted to hold a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom.
- Late Night Coffee Talk
Would You Vote to Rejoin the Union? Birth Tourism, Bullion Confiscation, and a Texas Defense Doctrine
Daniel Miller opened this week’s Late Night Coffee Talk with a question the Texian Brief had put to readers a few days earlier.
- Commentary
Men Die. Principles Live.
I have spent a good part of this year making an argument I now want to finish, because I have come to see that I was only ever making half of it.
- Late Night Coffee Talk
USexit Goes National, and a Supreme Court Ruling Texas Never Voted On
Recorded on the eve of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this Late Night Coffee Talk opens where Daniel Miller thinks the calendar gets misread.
- Commentary
Decided Without Us
On June 29, 2026, the Supreme Court of the United States decided that Election Day does not have to end on Election Day.
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Where the 1.6 Million Texas First Votes Came From, and an H-1B Crisis the Union Won’t Let Texas Fix
This week’s coffee talk opened with the question the movement keeps fielding since the primaries: what does “1.6 million Texans voted Texas First in 2026” actually mean?
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After the Convention: The Independence Planks Hold and the Data Center Fight Heats Up
Daniel Miller returns from the Republican Party of Texas state convention with a two-week backlog of news, starting with the headline result for the movement.
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The Border They Swore Was Secure: A Screwworm, a New Economic Report, and the Rural Fight Ahead
Daniel Miller opened this week back at the desk after a forced break (a hardware failure killed the previous Thursday) and spent the hour answering questions that ran from the practical to...
