Across the 254
Guy and Sessie – Passionate Petitioners
Supporters of TEXIT are passionate about independence, and a dedicated husband and wife team is using their passion to lead the petition campaign.
Community
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- Across the 254
Growing a District: Meet Paul Robie
If there was ever a prime example of what a District Director should look like, it would have to be Paul Robie of Senate District 22.
- Across the 254
Chris Powell Defines CPC Success
From his neighbors to gun shows, to restaurants to roadside fruit stands, CPC Chris Powell of Cypress, Texas, is out there in the highways and byways, turning strangers into instant friends and...
- Culture
Will The Texas Historical Commission Vote To Move The Alamo Cenotaph?
The Texas Historical Commission is meeting today to vote on whether or not to approve the moving of the Alamo Cenotaph. Watch it here.
- Culture
This Alamo Billboard Was Too Controversial To Be Seen
A TNM billboard to raise awareness for the current dangers surrounding the Alamo was slated to go up in 77 locations throughout Texas this week.
- Culture
Lt. Governor Calls Out George P. Bush Over Alamo Slurs
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick finally called out Land Commissioner George P. Bush over the Alamo. However, it’s not for the reason you’d expect.
- Culture
The Questions That Every Texan Should Be Asking About The Alamo Right Now
Too few people are asking the hard questions about what’s happening with the Alamo. You are almost out of time and so is the Alamo.
- Culture
ACTION ALERT: City of San Antonio Meeting On The Cenotaph
With the Legislature out of session, you might think that you don’t have a chance to be heard on the upcoming removal of the Alamo Cenotaph from its current location.
- Culture
7 Years Of Honoring The Alamo Defenders
84 marches. 84 wreaths. 84 acts of honoring the sacrifice of the Alamo defenders.
- Culture
Why You Should Be Worried About The Alamo And What You Can Do About It
Although the Texas Legislature is out of session, the attack on the Alamo rages on.
- Culture
One Last Shot For The Monument Protection Act
Although the Monument Protection Act is technically dead for the 86th Legislature, there is one person with the power to resurrect it.
- Texas News
Texas House Committee Kills Monument Protection Act
Senate Bill 1663, the Monument Protection Act, is dead. We would erect a headstone but the progressives would likely tear it down.
