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Texas Tax Dollars Fund Anti-TEXIT Media Machine

Congress Avenue

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Two hands exchange cash over a handshake in front of a Newsmax screen listing Texas tax dollars paid to media.
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Recent investigations into government spending have revealed a disturbing pipeline of Texas taxpayer dollars flowing directly into the coffers of media outlets that have consistently opposed Texas independence and attacked the Texas Nationalist Movement.

The numbers are staggering. The Texas Tribune, based in Austin, received over $342,000 in state funding. The Dallas Morning News took in $428,096. Even regional papers like the Fort Worth Star-Telegram collected six-figure sums from state coffers.

What makes these findings particularly troubling is the unmistakable pattern – every single one of these outlets has published strongly biased articles against Texas independence while collecting checks from the very government that would cease to exist in an independent Texas.

The Texas Tribune, the largest recipient of this taxpayer largesse, has repeatedly dismissed legitimate polling data showing majority support for TEXIT among Texas voters. The Dallas Morning News has published editorials claiming Texas independence is “impossible” while cashing nearly half a million in state funds.

This revelation comes as federal investigators are uncovering similar funding pipelines at the federal level, where federal tax dollars are being funneled to media outlets that toe the federal line on issues of state sovereignty and independence.

The message is clear – Texas taxpayers are being forced to fund their own opposition. Your tax dollars are being used to pay for hit pieces against the TNM and distorted coverage of the independence movement. The same outlets that claim TEXIT supporters are “fringe” are happily accepting mainstream Texas tax dollars.

This system of state-funded media opposition to Texas independence represents everything wrong with the current relationship between Texas and its government institutions. The people of Texas deserve to know that their hard-earned money is being used to prop up media outlets that work against their interests and their right to self-determination.

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The time has come for Texans to demand an end to this taxpayer-funded propaganda machine. An independent Texas will need an independent media – one that answers to the people of Texas, not government paymasters in Austin or Washington.

Television showing a Newsmax graphic, 'Texas Tax Dollars Funded News Websites,' listing payments to the Texas Tribune and other outlets.
Courtesy of @KonniBurton

The next time you read a slanted article attacking TEXIT or the TNM, remember – you probably paid for it. Let that sink in.

As we continue to advocate for Texas independence, exposing these funding pipelines becomes crucial. The people of Texas deserve honest journalism, not state-funded opposition to their political will. When we say the system is rigged against Texans, this is exactly what we mean.

The TNM will continue investigating and exposing these funding streams as part of our commitment to bringing full transparency to the independence debate. The truth about Texas independence cannot be buried under millions in taxpayer-funded hit pieces.

Texans, your voice matters more than their state-funded megaphone. The movement for Texas independence grows stronger every day despite their taxpayer-funded opposition. Together, we will overcome their propaganda and achieve an independent Texas.

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