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Dragland: The Republic is Dead
Here is a fact: the United States is no longer a constitutional Republic. The Republic is dead.
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Happy Thanksgiving from the Texas Nationalist Movement
On this day of thankfulness, we asked TNM leaders what they were thankful for about Texas.
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Nationalism: The Hill I Will Die On
If you are offended by the word “nationalist,” there are only two possibilities. Either you are a globalist, or you don’t truly comprehend how big the fight for our freedom really is.
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Why doesn’t “climate change” resonate with so many Texans?
New polling data came out this week that suggested that religious people are less worried about climate change.
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LA Times: Journalism should be more partisan
It’s fairly easy to see that there’s some bias in the media slanted to the left, and most people have an opinion about whether that’s good or bad.
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New York Times: Democracy or Political Violence, Not Both
The New York Times editorial board published an op-ed saying that we must have no political violence in order for democracy to prevail.
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Texas Speak: What’s a “Texian Partisan?”
The name of this news outlet is the “Texian Partisan.” While we’ll admit these are fairly uncommon words, they accurately represent our primary content and editorial focus.
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Texit and Civil War Don’t Belong in the Same Context
The fear-mongering media has been hyping the idea of a coming “civil war.” Some see inevitable disaster, others inevitable salvation. Where does the current call for Texit fit in with these narratives?
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These folks can “California my Texas” anytime
Texans tend to think of California as socially liberal, and so “Don’t California my Texas” has become a recognizable slogan.
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Texas Public Education in Disarray
The combination of TEA, TASB, TASA, and SBOE has resulted in our public education being in a state of disarray.
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Should TEXIT Supporters Sue Opposers Who Accuse Us of Treason?
A favorite tactic of those opposed to TEXIT is to hurl the accusations of “treason” and “sedition” at TEXIT supporters without understanding what these words mean.
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Criminal or Constitutional
Politicians and the media have been using fear-mongering tactics to try to prevent people from supporting TEXIT. One of their chief claims, that TEXIT is treason, doesn’t survive the slightest scrutiny.
