Myth vs. Fact
Constitutional Silence Does Not Equal Constitutional Prohibition
The Constitution provides procedures for admitting states but says nothing about removing them. Critics claim this makes Texas independence impossible.
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TEXIT Q&A: Can Challengers Beat Abbott and Patrick’s Money Machine
John asks if primary challengers can realistically overcome Abbott and Patrick's massive fundraising and name recognition advantages. The answer requires understanding Texas's broken system.
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TEXIT Q&A: Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling Shows Federal Entanglement
Eric asks about the Supreme Court's Texas redistricting decision. The ruling demonstrates exactly why federal oversight undermines Texas sovereignty.
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TEXIT Q&A: Brian Asks About Texas Annexing New Mexico Counties
Daniel Miller explains TNM's position on territorial expansion: counties must first secede themselves before Texas could consider annexation post-independence.
- Myth vs. Fact
Constitutional Silence Does Not Equal Constitutional Prohibition
Critics claim the Constitution has procedures for admitting states but not removing them. This myth ignores the 10th Amendment and confuses silence with prohibition.
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TEXIT Q&A: How Post-Independence Negotiations Would Work
Lee asks about US-Texas negotiations after independence. Here's how international law and precedent guide property division talks.
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TEXIT Q&A: Texas Guard Deployments and State Sovereignty
Lee asks about Texas National Guard deployments to Illinois and the role of the Texas State Guard. Here's the TNM's clear position on keeping Texas forces at home.
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TEXIT Q&A: Why Texas GOP Buckled Under Federal Pressure
Daniel Miller answers Chris Powell and John Bolgiano's question about Republican Party of Texas failure to enforce Rule 44 ballot removal after White House interference.
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TEXIT Q&A: Medicare and SSDI After Independence
Mr. Mike and Lisa asked about Medicare and SSDI benefits after Texas independence. Here's the comprehensive answer based on federal law and TNM policy.
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Civil War Myths Cannot Stop Texas Independence
The Supreme Court never banned secession. Critics misread Texas v. White to manufacture legal barriers that don't exist.
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TEXIT Q&A: How Texas Sovereignty Ends Sharia Courts
Chismar asks about Texas's legal stance on Sharia courts and how independence would address them. Here's the constitutional answer.
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TEXIT Q&A: How Texas Flips Federal Funding Status
Dustin asks how Texas could transition from donor state to federal funding recipient. Daniel Miller explains why independence beats Washington's rigged game.
