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State Representative Kyle Biedermann Sends A Special Year-End Message To TEXIT Supporters

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Graphic reading 'A Special Message From Rep. Kyle Biedermann' with his photo and a Daniel Miller campaign logo.
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State Representative Kyle Biedermann recorded a special message for Daniel Miller and the Texas Nationalist Movement for Miller’s weekly live stream Late Night Coffee Talk. His words of encouragement, warning, and hope should motivate every true Texan.

On a special year-end edition of TNM President Daniel Miller’s Late Night Coffee Talk, State Representative Kyle Biedermann recorded a special video message that was played during the live stream. Miller kicked off the two-hour broadcast with Rep. Biedermann’s message citing Biedermann’s major role in advancing the mission of the TNM in 2021.

Rep. Biedermann sent words of encouragement to those currently running for office, exposed some of the tactics of the political establishment, and gave some behind-the-scenes political crawfishing by legislative opponents of the TEXIT bill.

You can watch the video below.

Biedermann, who said he isn’t seeking reelection, told the audience he believes in term limits and wants time with his family and his Ace Hardware business. He praised Miller for running for office.

He blamed the Legislature’s leadership for what the session failed to do, saying lawmakers are afraid to call out the “big three” who run the Capitol. His chief example was the failure to pass a single bill limiting the governor’s power to issue executive orders and mandates without calling legislators back into session. Reining in that power, he said, had been one of the top Republican priorities after the COVID emergency dragged on without a special session.

Biedermann said the TEXIT bill is already reshaping races. Fellow representatives who never asked for his endorsement before are now calling for it, he said, because voters in their districts want to know why they didn’t sign on to the bill. He added that several members plan to carry it again next session.

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