Research
Not One Red Cent: Apportionment of National Debt upon Texas Secession
The most muddled arguments of all surround the apportionment of the national debt upon the seceding state.
Analysis
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- Economic Analysis
I Am Still Terrified: The Lamentations of a Simple Economist
Bad times are here, and worse times are coming. And it was all predictable. Worse, it was avoidable.
- Commentary
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.
- Political Analysis
BOMBSHELL POLL: 66% of Texas Voters Want TEXIT
According to a newly released poll by SurveyUSA, a top-rated pollster, 66% of likely Texas voters want Texas to withdraw from the union and “become an independent country.”
- Political Analysis
The Media’s Civil War Fear-Mongering Is An Attempt To Scuttle The Real Solution To Federal Dysfunction
With so much dissension going on in the United States right now, it is no surprise that states are considering separation and independence.
- Commentary
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.
- Economic Analysis
Texas Could Provide Entire Continent With Rare Earth Elements – No More at the Mercy of China
If there was ever any doubt that Texas could survive and thrive as an independent nation, recent developments in the area of Rare Earth Elements (REE) is a sure sign that it...
- Commentary
Spirit of TEXIT – Spirit of Freedom
On American Independence Day, the quest for Texas independence takes on a new light. During the colonial period, King George perpetrated grievous transgressions on the people of America.
- Commentary
Independence Day or Fourth of July – The Truth About What You Are Celebrating
Are you a little more agitated and less tolerant of tyranny than usual on this July 4th holiday? You should be. That is especially true if you are a Texan.
- In The Media
Actual Academic Destroys Newspaper Hit Piece On TEXIT
Fort Worth Star-Telegram food blogger and self-proclaimed political commentator Bud Kennedy recently took a swipe at the growing movement for TEXIT. One academic decided to swipe back.
- Commentary
Would You Vote To Join The Union?
Here’s a thought experiment: Imagine for a moment that Texas is currently a self-governing, independent nation. It makes its own laws. It controls its own borders.
- Economic Analysis
Federal Effect of Wind on Texas Power
On February 16th, 4.4 million Texans had no power in their homes in the middle of an unprecedented Arctic storm. How could this happen in the most energy-rich State in the Union?
