The Sky is Falling: What if there were no Federal dollars in green energy subsidies?
If there were no green energy subsidies, the free market could take over and everyone would win.
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If there were no green energy subsidies, the free market could take over and everyone would win.
One of the biggest points of fear mongering regarding Texit is a series of questions about “what if there were no Federal dollars?”
Edwards County, Texas commissioners’ court has passed a resolution calling for the legislature to pursue a TEXIT vote consistent with the Republican Party of Texas platform.
One of the words you’ll see often in the Texian Partisan is “Texit.” It’s our unique way to describe the process of Texas reasserting its status as an independent nation.
One of the favorite arguments of the establishment is that Texit supporters are “fringe,” and our movement doesn’t represent a majority. New polling by SurveyUSA shows the opposite: voters support Texit now!
On February 16th, 4.4 million Texans had no power in their homes in the middle of an unprecedented Arctic storm. How could this happen in the most energy-rich State in the Union?
According to a newly released poll by SurveyUSA, a top-rated pollster, 66% of likely Texas voters want Texas to withdraw from the union and “become an independent country.”
The Republican Party of Texas has finally released its 2022 platform and the vote totals for each plank. Nearly 90% support a vote on TEXIT.
Those opposed to Texas becoming an independent nation love to reach into their bag of misinformation and claim that it’s illegal for Texas, or any State, to leave the union.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has officially sent a letter to the Republican Party of Texas who will receive the petition being circulated under Texas Election Code 172.088.
While it was previously believed that the TEXIT petition could only be signed in person, one phone call changed everything.
It is now possible for Texas voters to sign the TEXIT petition on a website like many other electronic documents.