A Texian Partisan column
On the Record collects TNM's video, interviews, speeches and press coverage. It's a column of the Texian Partisan.
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Dr. M. Andrew Holowchak, one of the most published authorities alive on Thomas Jefferson, brought Daniel Miller onto his Jefferson philosophy show and said the movement is what Jefferson would have advocated...
The Abbeville Institute has posted the video of Daniel Miller’s keynote from their March 2026 conference in Montgomery, “The Declaration and Decentralization.”
Host Will Kacy on the May 26 primary runoff: how runoffs work, why low turnout makes each vote count more, and the key races for Texas.
Host Will Kacy marks San Jacinto Day, the eighteen minutes in 1836 that won Texas's independence, and the decisive movement being built now.
The following remarks were delivered by Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, at the Abbeville Institute Conference — “The Declaration and Decentralization” in Montgomery, Alabama on Friday, March 20, 2026.
Newsweek published a feature Monday on the Texas Nationalist Movements 190th anniversary statement.
Host Will Kacy on why Texas independence does not rise or fall on any one election, and why the movement has to be built to last.
Host Will Kacy on the Texas First Pledge ahead of the March 3 primary: what it asks of a candidate, and how members can find the signers in their races.
In this special year-end edition of This Month @ The TNM, host Will Kacy celebrates the remarkable accomplishments of the Texas Nationalist Movement in 2025—a year that will be remembered as a...
Host Will Kacy on the Texas economy: one of the largest in the United States and the world, and ready to stand on its own.
Host Will Kacy on the case studies that settle the military-force myth: Scotland and Brexit show independence happens at the ballot box, not by force.
Texan nationalists have insisted “the only solution is independence” after a chaotic battle over a redistricting bill which saw Texas House Democrats flee the state for several weeks to break quorum.
