Texas House Redistricting Committee Targets Legislators Who Support TEXIT
The Texas Nationalist Movement made it clear to the representatives of Texas that HB1359, aka the TEXIT Referendum, was important to Texans.
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The Texas Nationalist Movement made it clear to the representatives of Texas that HB1359, aka the TEXIT Referendum, was important to Texans.
We’re officially at the midway point of the TEXIT Petition Campaign, and we still have a way to go to reach our goal.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has launched a campaign to deliver something the Texas Legislature failed to deliver – a vote on TEXIT.
The following is a transcript of the remarks delivered by Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller at a press conference at the Texas Capitol on May 11, 2021.
The State Affairs Committee of the Texas House of Representatives does not want your voice to be heard in support of House Bill 1359, the Texas Independence Referendum Act.
Veterans who live outside the United States remain entitled to the benefits and services earned through their military service. Most VA benefits are payable regardless of your place of residence or nationality.
State Representatives are officially signing on to the Texas Independence Referendum Act. Here’s who believes that you should have a right to vote on TEXIT so far.
The Texas Independence Referendum Act has finally received its first reading in the Texas House and has been assigned to a committee.
There have been questions pouring into the TNM about the status of House Bill 1359. Here’s what you need to know.
State Representative Andrew Murr is the latest Texas legislator to signal his support for a vote on Texas independence. Murr told The Kerrville Daily Times, “I’m supportive of the concept.”
At a recent speaking event, bestselling author and CEO David Thomas Roberts asked State Representative Steve Toth about whether or not he supports HB 1359 that gives Texans a vote on TEXIT.
State Representative Travis Clardy went on a Facebook Live rant on Friday, equating TEXIT supporters with people who would have “gone over the wall at the Alamo.”