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Advisory referendums can lead to independence – pragmatic politics trumps legal niceties – this would have implications for Texas “Sure, we can vote for Brexit, but the government would just ignore or...
Texas once voted for independence – Many Texans wanted to revert to an independent state in 1861. Some people cried foul.
Texas nationalism means pretty much one thing to Texas nationalists, but many on the outside misunderstand. Let me break it down for you.
Who is opposed to Texas independence? Big-city “Democratic Socialist” school teachers, for one. An internet troll from last week highlights the anti-Texit stereotype.
American culture understands what “divorce” means, the legal dissolution of a marriage. Is this a good way to describe the Texit process?
The media and the left in particular talk about “nationalism” with contempt, as if it were some kind of subset of “racism” or “facism.”
Most children have been taught the “Pledge of Allegiance” in school and can recite it by heart without thinking too much about it.
As the world watches the conflict in Ukraine, and as the saber-rattling continues over the recent trip by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, many in the US are concerned.
Yesterday, in part one of this article, I introduced the federal usurpations of our liberties that mirror those of King George III, in particular of our civil liberties.
In 2013, Senator Ted Cruz penned “The Legal Limit,” a series of papers that enumerated and characterized the expansion and overreach of the federal government.
I am still recovering from the shock of the UK/EU referendum results. I was positive and optimistic but the realisation of what we have achieved is overwhelming.
