A Texian Partisan column
Muster Roll reports on the Texas Nationalist Movement's campaigns and events. It's a column of the Texian Partisan.
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TNM Education, the educational affiliate of the Texas Nationalist Movement, opened tnmeducation.org: research on the case of Texas, a free library of founding documents, civics guides and a weekly reading list.
texitparty.org gives Texans a free, print-at-home kit to host a supper and a conversation about Texas independence in their own living rooms.
buyTexian lists Texas businesses whose owners have taken the Declaration, searchable by trade and town, free to list and reviewed by hand.
A Collin County Journal post asking whether Texans should vote on independence drew 1,700 reactions and 500 comments. Counted like ballots, the reactions ran about 88 percent for.
The Texas Nationalist Movement published a free Texas Civics course on its TNM Academy this week: 34 lessons and roughly 50,000 words on how Texas governs itself and the lawful path to...
The Texas Nationalist Movement extended whoboughttexas.com to the federal ballot, adding the 2026 U.S. Senate seat and all 38 U.S. House districts.
The Texas Nationalist Movement launched the Texas Outside Money Index on Monday at whoboughttexas.com, a public database that traces the money in Texas politics back to where it comes from and scores...
Thirty years to the day after his pledge, Daniel Miller is previewing the first four chapters of Crossing the Line, his untold history of the Texas independence movement, free to any Texan...
A firm called Median Strategies admitted fabricating the polls that newsrooms reported as fact. The deeper problem reaches every number Texans are told about themselves.
Donnie Self, chairman of the Chambers County Republican Party, signed the Texas First Pledge on June 16, putting himself on the record for a public vote on Texas independence.
Llano County's Texas Nationalist Movement volunteers ran at least six public events this summer, from farmers-market tables to disciplined monthly meetings, building toward the team that earns a county Active standing in...
The movement's new fiscal report, built almost entirely on the federal government's own tables, finds Texas funds its own government and still sends Washington tens of billions more on top of it.
