Texas Independence Day Brings Up Secession: Do Texans Still Want To Secede? – Inquisitr
Texas Independence Day is not only about celebrating separation from Mexico and becoming its own nation for a time.
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Texas Independence Day is not only about celebrating separation from Mexico and becoming its own nation for a time.
The vote to decide whether Scotland should be independent of the United Kingdom has bolstered those campaigning to split Texas from the United States.
Here at TNM, we’ve been busy lately.
The leader of a movement seeking a statewide vote on Texas independence takes heart in elements of Donald Trump's ascendency to the White House.
Now that Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States, a group of Texans still wants the state to leave the nation.
Im US-Bundesstaat Texas formiert sich eine Bewegung, die den Austritt aus der Union der Vereinigten Staaten fordert.
If you’ve missed today’s headlines then you might just now be hearing about the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.
< }}” alt=”mecu_1_.jpg” width=”250″ />Recently, the Houston Chronicle decided to post an article dealing with one of my pieces regarding Texas independence.
Shakespeare was wrong. Names matter. Take Bastard Cabbage. Sure, it’s invasive. Sure, it’s slowly overtaking the planting grounds of our beloved bluebonnet.
As the United States celebrates its independence from Britain, this year the holiday comes with a historical twist: Britain has just declared its own independence from Europe.
Europe has been roiled by Brexit. Already, there are rumblings of a French exit from the EU (“Frexit”).
The stunning vote by Britain to exit the European Union has inspired a flurry of chatter on social media about what it might mean for Texas, that former nation where a devoted...