Texas independence isn’t just a dream—it’s a fight. And in this episode of Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, unpacks the Texas House’s shocking betrayal of Texas economic sovereignty.
A last-minute amendment by Rep. Charlie Geren to the Transactional Gold Bill would force Texans to grovel before federal courts before implementing a gold-backed currency—effectively surrendering state authority. Daniel doesn’t mince words about what this means for the movement and who is responsible.
Plus, big news and solid strategy for supporters of TEXIT.
🗂️ Topics Covered in This Episode:
- New Time, Same Mission: Coffee Talk moves to Thursday nights.
- Walker County Group Launch: A successful kickoff and what it means for local organizing.
- Legislative Betrayal: Full breakdown of the Transactional Gold Bill amendment.
- The Role of Charlie Geren: Why his amendment is being called a “poison pill.”
- Litmus Test for Legislators: Who stood for Texas—and who folded.
- Outlook in the Senate: Can the amendment be stripped and the bill salvaged?
- Why Primaries Matter More Than Ever: The fight for independence starts now.
- Federal vs. State Sovereignty: Why deferring to the federal courts is unacceptable.
❓Questions Answered:
- How do we keep people like Dade Phelan and Dustin Burrows out of office?
- How will the TNM respond to major media opposition as it grows?
- Are there any active independence movements in Tennessee?
- What’s happening with Alberta, Canada’s independence movement?
- Can digital signatures be used for independent ballot access in Texas?
- What’s the status of the Miller v. Nelson case?
- Will Governor Abbott’s Regulatory Reform and Efficiency Act actually reduce wasteful spending?
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