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Back in April, when the Texas Nationalist Movement announced our intention to extend assistance to independence movements in Northern Mexico, the media response was predictable.
With the stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump has delivered a series of executive orders aimed squarely at dismantling federal policies that he and his supporters see as overreach.
When analyzing global political trends, one fact becomes increasingly clear – the world is experiencing an unprecedented wave of independence movements.
There’s something deeply telling about watching a failed California political operative lecture Texans about self-determination.
“An Idea whose time has come cannot be stopped by any army or any government” said former Congressman Ron Paul in his presidential campaigns of over a decade ago.
As we approach the first day of the 89th legislative session on January 14, 2025, Texas faces a choice between (1) a set of legislative reforms that will reset the Texas House...
Looking back at 2024, one thing stands crystal clear: Texas independence has moved in the minds of most Texans from a question of “if” to a matter of “when.”
On December 29, 1845, Texas formally joined the United States. The Republic of Texas, facing mounting debts and external pressures, made what seemed like a pragmatic choice at the time.
Over the past 15 years, the gap between grassroots Republican voters and the Republican political establishment in Texas has grown into a chasm.
A new study by Dr. Thomas R. Brooks, Assistant Professor of Psychology at New Mexico Highlands University, stands as a perfect example of everything wrong with polling on TEXIT.
Words matter. Especially when those words are being used to saddle you with $36 trillion in debt that isn’t yours.
As we prepare to celebrate today, it’s important for us to reflect on the first official declaration of thanksgiving in Texas.
