TNM Delivers 139,000+ Petition Signatures to Texas GOP
The inside story of delivering 139,000-plus TEXIT petition signatures to Republican Party headquarters in Austin, and what comes next for the movement.

The Texas First Podcast, hosted by Daniel Miller: interviews and deep dives on Texas politics and self-government. Guests include Texas lawmakers and party leaders. Formerly the Texas News Podcast.
56 episodes
The inside story of delivering 139,000-plus TEXIT petition signatures to Republican Party headquarters in Austin, and what comes next for the movement.
What really happened at the Texas GOP's SREC meeting, the party's civil war heading into March 2024, and the media's silence on the TEXIT petition.
The Libertarian Party's Dave Benner on why the national party openly backs states voting on independence, plus a major TEXIT petition announcement.
Carla Gericke of the Free State Project on New Hampshire's independence push and why its citizen legislature is built to take up a secession bill.
Back from the TEXIT Conference, Daniel Miller shares the highlights and takes apart the media's slanted coverage of the historic event.
Republican presidential candidate Aaron Day on why he is the only one in the race backing state independence, plus a reality check on the southern border.
Tuttle Twins creator Connor Boyack on consent of the governed, why he supports a national divorce, and the countdown to TEXITCon in Waco.
Dr. Steve Turley on reterritorialization, the unraveling of globalist institutions, and a coming realignment of peoples around culture and tradition.
As blue cities finally feel the border crisis Texas has lived for years, filmmaker J.D. Wilcox joins to discuss his documentary on the Conch Republic.
Daniel Miller breaks down the SREC's latest TEXIT resolution, how the committee really works, and the gatekeepers standing between Texans and a vote.
Dr. Matt Qvortrup, a leading scholar of independence referendums, on the will of the people and dismantling the Texas v. White objection to TEXIT.
The Ken Paxton impeachment trial is history in the making. Daniel Miller raises the questions it forces about the Texas establishment and how it operates.