Memorial Day Reminds Us Why We Need To Texit
This Memorial Day, we appropriately should be memorializing America.
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This Memorial Day, we appropriately should be memorializing America.
The Texas Tribune is reporting on a handful of candidates who have thrown their hat in the ring to replace outgoing Texas Speaker of the House Joe Straus.
Friday the 27th, in a bit of good news for those wanting to protect the integrity of Texas elections, a federal appellate court ruled that Texas’ voter ID law was not discriminatory...
A caravan of under 1,000 would-be U.S. immigrants from southern American countries arrived Friday at the U.S./Mexico border, being escorted there by Mexican police.
As of yesterday, the AffordableCareAct (a.k.a. Obamacare) was passed into law eight years and one month ago.
By now, you’ve probably heard the news: President Trump is sending the National Guard to protect the U.S./Mexico border!
House Members had a mere 1000 minutes to consume 2232 pages, detailing 1.3 TRILLION in new spending.
Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, made a couple of recent media appearances to promote the April 21st release of his book, Texit: Why and How Texas Will Leave the...
There’s been a showdown building-up between California and Washington D.C. on immigration, but now there’s also internal strife over this issue gathering within the Golden State.
June 14th, the first day of the Republican Party of Texas Convention, one of the biggest gatherings of its kind in the world, is fast approaching.
If you had to pick one instance that ranked as the most important in the modern history of Texas nationalism until now, it would have to be the floor debate from the...
Last night in a squeaker, Democrat Conor Lamb claimed victory over Republican Rick Saccone in a special election for Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District.