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Should Texans Support a Re-Negotiated NAFTA?
A couple of weeks after Donald Trump took office, Todd J. Gillman penned an article for the Dallas News—“Trump Wants an Extra `F’ in NAFTA, and Texans Fear That Could Be Foul...
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Requiem for RINOcare: What Now?
After 17 days of congressional activity towards fixing the ACA fiasco, the GOP Obamacare (uh-hem) “repeal” has been pulled.
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Let My People Go
The reverberations of British colonialism echo into the 21st century as a centuries old dispute in southern Africa inexorably leads to a demand for independence.
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Miller on Monday: Nobody Likes A “Told Ya So”
In the era where truth has become fake, facts have become opinion, and information has become the world’s worst buffet restaurant, one thing is still indisputable – when you’re right, you’re right.
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RINOs Birth a RINO: Why Obamacare “Repeal” Isn’t What It Seems
This week the GOP leadership of U.S. House of Representatives unveiled their answer to Obamacare, the American Health Care Act (AHCA).1 By all accounts it is an Obamacare repeal-in-name-only, hence “RINOs Birth...
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Republican Majority or Republican Government? How Texas GOP Leadership Deals With Dissent in its Party
The Texas Legislature has been overwhelmingly red since the 2003 session. With both the House and Senate firmly under Republican control, one would think that the legislative process would flow smoothly.
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Ghost Shrimp Secession: A Look at Southern Cameroon Independence
As Hayatou gazed across the Rio dos Camarões, his heart swelled with pride at his people’s freedom and independence. 4,000 years later his descendents are yearning to restore that freedom and independence.
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Trump’s First State of the Union, a Response
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump delivered what is perhaps the best speech of his career to both houses of Congress.
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Miller On Monday: Remember The Alamo
In our home, March 6th is the equivalent of a “high holy day”.
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Oklahoma May be Leaving the Door Open for Secession
If you’ve been following the Texian Partisan, you might have read the recent story about North Carolina State politicians who proposed removing secession prohibitions from their state’s constitution, clearing the way for...
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The Texas Sovereignty Act: The Right Direction, But Not Far Enough
For most in Texas, the problem with the federal government squeezing the sovereignty from the states, much like Boris Karloff choking the life out of his creator in Frankenstein, is a huge...
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Miller on Monday: The rumors of our death
Prior the Presidential election last November there was a belief among the political class here in Texas that a Hillary win would turn the Texas Nationalist Movement into an unstoppable juggernaut, and...
