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TEXIT Q&A: Texas Citizenship Won’t Be Automatic
Lisa asks about citizenship in independent Texas. Daniel Miller explains it will be negotiated, not automatic for all residents.
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- Myth vs. Fact
Federal Law Cannot Criminalize Peaceful Texas Independence
Federal prosecutors dropped Jefferson Davis's treason charges because secession isn't rebellion under US law. TEXIT follows peaceful, democratic processes that cannot be criminalized.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: Have Republicans Reached the Independence Inflection Point
James asks if mainstream Texas Republicans have reached the tipping point on independence. The data shows they already have.
- Myth vs. Fact
International Scrutiny Cannot Stop Texas Self-Determination
The myth that international scrutiny would block Texas independence crumbles against legal precedent and economic reality.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: How Independent Texas Prevents Government Hijacking
Bert asks how an independent Texas stops corrupt actors from hijacking government. Daniel Miller explains the structural safeguards independence creates.
- Myth vs. Fact
UN Recognition Myth Blocks Texas Independence
The claim that Texas needs UN recognition to become sovereign ignores international law and real-world precedents from Kosovo to Taiwan.
- TEXIT Explained
Q&A: Texas Independence Grants Complete Border Sovereignty
Jerry asks about Texas border control after independence. Answer: Full sovereign authority over immigration and borders, permanently fixing federal failures.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: Physician Assisted Suicide Legislative Prospects in Texas
Franklin asks about physician-assisted suicide legislation in Texas. TNM President Daniel Miller provides a direct assessment of current political dynamics.
- Myth vs. Fact
Federal Consent Myth Crumbles Under Constitutional Analysis
The Constitution never required federal permission for secession. Texas has the constitutional right to independence under the Tenth Amendment.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: What should Texans do when Texas courts refuse to uphold the Texas Constitution?
Daniel Miller answers Caleb's question about holding wayward Texas judges accountable through electoral and constitutional mechanisms.
- TEXIT Explained
TNM Builds Communications Infrastructure Amid Growing Media Demand
TNM President Daniel Miller reveals organization's media strategy evolution from volunteer-driven to professional communications team as national exposure grows.
- Myth vs. Fact
Wars Don’t Decide Constitutional Law
Justice Scalia's 2006 letter claiming the Civil War settled secession ignores basic legal principles and constitutional text.
