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Prior to his session in the TNM’s Legislative Action Workshop, our good friend, fellow member, and newly elected representative on the State Board of Education Matt Robinson expressed how overwhelming it is...
Howdy, folks! I hope that the new year has been kind to you. Things at HQ have been very busy. It’s not surprising as 2019 is a legislative year.
This week I began putting together training videos for those who want to help with finding supporters of Texas independence.
Although we did attempt to schedule all of the Legislative Action Workshop guests within the week long conference, we still have more to come.
This last Monday evening I delivered a presentation on the reasons everyone should tell their story and how to tell their story.
In part 1 of this article I examined the evidence for and against election fraud across these United States, concluding that to dismiss it is foolish.
Is the U.S. a federated union, as the Constitution suggests, or a single nation as is often believed?
This Thanksgiving was extra special for me. My son Alex surprised us with a visit making the drive from Longview to be with us for the holiday.
President of TNM, Daniel Miller was the invited guest of the Southeast Texas TEA Party December meeting. His topic of discussion was the Alamo.
While on the phone with a fellow member of the TNM this morning, I was reminded of a memory that I have carried for a decade and it’s shaped many of my...
New York Magazine recently published an opinion article entitled, “Divided We Stand: The country is hopelessly split. So why not make it official and break up?”
The Wall Street Journal recently put out an article on U.S. federal debt, and its findings are so bad that the government of Texas is running out of excuses for not side-stepping...
