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U.S. Sets Spending Record Day After Shutdown
When the government shutdown came, many who recognize the existential problem with federal deficit spending met the dilemma with some cheerfulness.
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RPT Officially Censures Joe Straus
Texans tired of the corrupt and the back-stabbing status quo in Austin and the GOP were recently handed a bit of good news.
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Where Does Texas Stand on Immigration?
Looks like a DACA deal is in the works between Trump and the Congress that’s got some Trump supporters calling the President Amnesty Don and burning their MAGA hats.
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DACA Advocates Build a Human Wall at Disneyland
Two days ago, the Los Angeles Times was reporting that DACA recipients and their allies were blocking the entrance to Disneyland, in an attempt to bring attention to their concerns and convince...
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New California, Here We Come!
Independence in California is getting another face-lift! From time to time, the Texian Partisan has highlighted some of the independence movements coming out of the Golden State.
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GOP, Illegal Immigration, and Mixed Signals
Last week, President Donald Trump hosted a bi-partisan meeting on DACA and illegal immigration related issues.
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TNM President Daniel Miller on New Candidate Endorsement Process
Yesterday, Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller went on Raging Elephants Radio for his weekly chat with Apostle Claver.
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Tax Bill Passage: D.C. GOP are Close to an Accomplishment
The Republican led House is on verge of passing the GOP tax plan, again!
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Alabama’s Senate Election: One More Reason Not to Bet on Washington
Bad news for the Restore America crowd. In last Tuesday night’s upset, the GOP candidate for Alabama’s U.S. Senate special election went down in defeat.
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Bexar County GOP Meeting on Joe Straus Censure Tonight
For those that thought the Joe Straus speakership saga came to an end with Straus’s announcement that he would not seek reelection for the next legislative session, think again.
