A fresh initiative from New Hampshire Exit Now (NHEXIT) is sparking renewed discussions on state sovereignty and independence across the U.S. Spearheaded by Carla Gericke. The movement has urged political candidates to pledge their support for peacefully separating New Hampshire from Washington, D.C. This growing effort reflects widespread frustration with federal overreach, a concern shared by Texas independence advocates.
The pledge, titled Take Back New Hampshire, asks candidates to commit to restoring full control over governance to Granite Staters—free from outside interference. The call to action highlights the erosion of New Hampshire’s rights under federal rule, emphasizing that the state’s leaders must prioritize New Hampshire’s interests above all else. This resonates not only within New England but nationwide.
A Parallel to the Texas First Pledge
NHEXIT’s strategy mirrors Texas’ ongoing quest for independence. The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has led similar efforts through its Texas First Pledge, urging candidates to put Texas’ future in the hands of its people. Both pledges call for reclaiming state control, reinforcing the shared belief that states should not be subservient to a distant federal government.
Just as Texas’ pledge has attracted over 100 candidates, the New Hampshire initiative is gaining traction, highlighting a growing national desire for state autonomy. These movements underscore a broader sentiment: the drive for self-governance is no longer isolated to one state.
The Exit Wave
New Hampshire’s independence push is part of a larger wave of states reasserting their rights amid increasing federal control. As the government oversteps its constitutional limits, more states are following in the footsteps of Texas and New Hampshire, choosing to reclaim their authority. Texans are already familiar with this trend as the TEXIT movement continues to build momentum toward an independence referendum.
The parallels between the Take Back New Hampshire and Texas First pledges highlight the growing national movement for self-determination. Both states are demonstrating what can be achieved when local leaders refuse to bow to federal overreach.
Texas Path to Independence
New Hampshire’s success provides inspiration for Texans. With more political leaders signing onto the Texas First Pledge, the push for Texas independence is becoming increasingly tangible. The momentum in both Texas and New Hampshire is a clear signal that the demand for state sovereignty is not only real but growing rapidly.
As more Texans pledge their support for independence and more leaders commit to holding a referendum, the vision of Texas as a free and independent nation draws nearer. Texans, like Granite Staters, are rising to secure their futures. By embracing these movements, both states are leading the charge toward a future where the people’s voices are heard, and their rights are preserved.
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