TNM Lays 145th Wreath at the Alamo, Honoring Texas’ Fight for Independence
On Saturday, October 12, 2024, the Texas Nationalist Movement laid its 145th wreath at the Alamo.
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On Saturday, October 12, 2024, the Texas Nationalist Movement laid its 145th wreath at the Alamo.
On October 2, 1835, a single battle ignited a revolution that still echoes across Texas today. The Battle of Gonzales wasn’t just the start of the Texas Revolution.
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) is celebrating a major milestone for one of its dedicated volunteers, Mike Jackson from Lufkin, Texas.
Building community within the Texas Nationalist Movement isn’t just a cultural mission. It’s essential to our success.
The integrity of higher education in the United States is under threat, betrayed by the unsettling influence of foreign money, a reality we Texans, and indeed all Americans who cherish our sovereignty...
The Texas Nationalist Movement is proud to announce that the Wise County GOP is the fourth GOP committee to pass pro-TEXIT resolutions for their committee.
The Republican Executive Committee in Guadalupe County has passed a resolution in favor of a statewide vote on Texas independence.
Angelina County has become the second county in Texas to pass a resolution calling for a statewide vote on Texas independence, adding significant momentum to the Texas Nationalist Movement’s “Chair the Vote”...
Today marks the anniversary of Sam Houston being sworn in as the first President of the Republic of Texas.
The Texas Nationalist Movement is a hive of activity, with our dedicated volunteers organizing a constant stream of meetups, outreach events, and voter engagement activities across the state.
In the journey towards Texas independence, every supporter counts.
In the quest for Texas independence, the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has always recognized the power of grassroots action.