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The Lone Star State has recently experienced an “energy miracle” in oil production, propelling Texas to a leading position in the global oil market and reinforcing that Texas should become an independent...
As proud Texans and TEXIT supporters, we are passionate about our state’s right to self-determination and independence.
In July 2022, SurveyUSA released a poll revealing that 66% of likely Texas voters and 60% of all Texans supported a vote on TEXIT.
Imagine the economic potential of Texas if we had greater control over our fiscal policy, trade, and regulatory framework—one where the Lone Star State could establish its own currency and monetary policy.
Never is a very, very long time in politics. Yet whenever the topic of secession or so-called national divorce comes up, we often hear that “secession will never happen.”
Texas once voted for independence – Many Texans wanted to revert to an independent state in 1861. Some people cried foul.
Those opposed to states leaving the Union think it is illegal – they shouldn’t be too sure. Dr. Matt Qvortrup breaks down Texas v White and the arguments against national divorce.
Governor Abbott penned an editorial in the Dallas Morning News on Monday in which he pitched his vision of the “Texas of Tomorrow.”
Townhall.com published an editorial from Kimberly Fletcher, a Missouri woman who attended the Texas inauguration ceremonies last week.
Salesforce’s Marc Benioff defends his statements that new employees — and possibly younger remote workers — are not as productive, in leaked all-hands meeting: “During a nearly two-hour all-hands meeting on Thursday...
Now is the time to call and write your legislators about the Texit bill. Don’t think it’ll work? Here are some times that advocacy has changed the law in Texas.
Texas nationalism means pretty much one thing to Texas nationalists, but many on the outside misunderstand. Let me break it down for you.
