US★EXIT: TNM Takes the Texas Playbook to Every State
For 20 years, people outside Texas have been asking the Texas Nationalist Movement the same question: “How did you build this?”
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For 20 years, people outside Texas have been asking the Texas Nationalist Movement the same question: “How did you build this?”
The Texas Nationalist Movement has rebuilt its entire web presence from the ground up. Here is what changed, and why it matters for every Texan in the fight for independence.
A decade ago, the Texas Nationalist Movement fell two votes short of bringing Texas independence to the floor of the Republican convention.
All three major candidates for RPT Chair and Vice Chair are Texas First Pledge signers, ensuring sovereignty principles will guide state party leadership regardless of who wins at the June convention.
Daniel Miller brings Texas independence message to national decentralization summit marking 250 years since Declaration established thirteen "free and independent States."
David Breunig and five volunteers spent two hours organizing for Texas independence at Milano's Pizza, recruiting one new supporter.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has discontinued its daily email updates in favor of a single weekly publication called The Texian Brief.
The Texas Nationalist Movement goes live on its own platform tonight.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has launched Texian Nation—a private community on TNM Social exclusively for paying members.
Lydia Covey, current State Republican Executive Committeewoman for SD3, signs Texas First Pledge, committing to Texas sovereignty principles.
Timothy McDonough, SMU professor and Republican candidate for Texas House District 114, has signed the Texas First Pledge, committing to prioritize Texas sovereignty over federal mandates.
Eric Riddle, longtime TNM member and Texas Panhandle resident, signs Texas First Pledge, committing to put Texas sovereignty ahead of federal mandates if elected in 2026.