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The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has officially launched its Legislative Activism Campaign, offering Texans the opportunity to actively participate in shaping the political, cultural, and economic future of Texas.
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) is strengthening its Government Affairs team with the appointment of five dedicated leaders who will play a critical role in advancing the cause of Texas independence within...
The sacred grounds of the Alamo face an unprecedented display of desecration in the name of political grandstanding today as anti-ICE protesters prepare to descend on the Shrine of Texas Liberty for...
The Texas Nationalist Movement is proud to announce the official launch of its county group in Angelina County, marking a major milestone in the movement’s growth across the state.
Late Night Coffee Talk, the flagship livestream Q&A program of the Texas Nationalist Movement, is returning to its original weekly format beginning in January 2025.
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has expanded its reach with the addition of Burnet and Tyler counties, bringing the total number of counties actively organizing for independence to 53.
On November 17, 2005, six of us sat down with a singular purpose that we committed to paper: “to secure and protect the political, cultural and economic independence of the nation of...
Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller delivered a powerful message about state sovereignty and self-government to 177 high school seniors at the Republican Women of Yoakum Area’s Constitution Essay Contest and Scholarship...
In an address to a packed house at the Angelina County GOP meeting Tuesday night, Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller delivered a clear message: recent electoral victories should accelerate, not slow...
Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) President Daniel Miller will make his first post-election remarks at Fairview Baptist Church in Lufkin on November 12, 2024, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
In a clear signal that Texans are ready to reclaim their right to self-government, supporters of the Texas First Pledge dominated races across the state, from the Legislature to local courthouses.
Michael McCracken, Republican Chair in Angelina County, signed the TEXAS FIRST pledge on November 2nd, joining the growing ranks of Texas politicians committed to advancing state sovereignty.
