Commentary
Historians Are the Last People to Ask About The Future of Texas
In the debate over Texas independence, many voices clamor for attention. Politicians, economists, activists, and, yes, historians all have their say.
Analysis
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- Economic Analysis
How Federal Immigration Policies Suppress Wages and Harm Local Workers
In light of recent economic developments, Texans should closely examine the broader implications of federal immigration policies, particularly those affecting our southern border.
- Economic Analysis
Skyrocketing Energy Costs in Texas: How Federal Policies Undermine Local Economies and Household Stability
Amid an already challenging economic landscape, Texas families are feeling the brunt of skyrocketing energy prices, an issue compounded by federal policies that seem more focused on idealistic environmental goals than the...
- TEXIT Referendum
Is The Texas GOP Violating The Law on the TEXIT Petition?
In June 2023, the Texas Nationalist Movement launched a campaign to use a virtually unknown law that would bypass the political establishment and give Texans a vote on an important question.
- Economic Analysis
Our Economy, Our Rules
In a recent commentary, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase extolled the virtues of Texas’s pro-business environment while subtly cautioning against our state’s legislative moves to prevent financial discrimination based on political ideology.
- Political Analysis
From Coast to Coast, New Survey Shows State Secession Support Surges
A groundbreaking study from the University of Virginia’s Project Home Fire has unveiled the truth about current American political sentiment: a substantial portion of Americans, cutting across party lines, are now ready...
- Economic Analysis
The Robust Texas Economy: A Global Powerhouse Ready for Independence
Texas is a formidable player in a world where economic prowess often dictates geopolitical influence. Not just within the union but on the global stage.
- Opinion and Editorial
The Road to Freedom Through the Ballot Box
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...
- Commentary
Independence Day: A Call to Action for Texans
As we approach another July 4th, I find myself reflecting on the true meaning of this day. Independence Day is not just a time for barbecues and fireworks.
- Research
Words Matter: ‘Federal’ vs. ‘National’ in the Fight for Texas Independence
In the quest for Texas independence, the words we choose to use are of utmost importance. They shape our narrative, influence perceptions, and can even sway opinions.
- Commentary
San Jacinto Day in the Legislature
True Texans hold several days sacred: March 2, Texas Independence Day; March 6, the fall of the Alamo, and April 21, San Jacinto day.
- Economic Analysis
The Biggest Threat To Texas Seniors Is NOT TEXIT
The future of Social Security in the United States is dire, with recent government reports projecting its collapse by 2034.
