What if There Were no Federal Dollars in Healthcare?
One of the biggest points of fear mongering regarding Texit is a series of questions about “what if there were no Federal dollars?”
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One of the biggest points of fear mongering regarding Texit is a series of questions about “what if there were no Federal dollars?”
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.
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?
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.
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.
Although those currently receiving Social Security payments would continue to do so in an independent Texas, the question becomes one of what a replacement system could look like in an independent Texas.
Universities would continue to function as normal, the only difference is they would be classified as “international” with respect to universities within the US.
While laws regarding this topic within Texas are not yet in place, the law will likely match the US laws on the topic.
Medicare is an incredibly important issue for many Texans who support Texas independence.
Whether you are a supporter or a skeptic of TEXIT, there’s no doubt that you’re wondering how a border between independent Texas and the rest of the United States will work.
No. Texas already has its own government, and it will continue to be our government until the Texas Constitution is amended.
It won’t. Texas already has both open and concealed carry laws in place. These laws will not be affected as they were voted on and passed by the Texas State Legislature.