The New Mexico Hearing Is a TEXIT Opening
Should three New Mexico counties join Texas? Texas answered that question once, in 1850, and the answer cost Texas its claim to 67 million acres.
In the first episode of the Texas First Podcast, recorded ahead of the Texas House hearing on September 30, Daniel Miller takes a question from Late Night Coffee Talk and follows it from the 1850 deal that moved the line to HJR 10 in Santa Fe. He explains what a county is under Texas law and what the Greater Idaho votes in Oregon showed, then works through the seat math those counties would face in Austin.
Then he explains why a Texas House hearing on whether people can choose their own government matters for Texas independence.
In this episode
- Buddy's question from Late Night Coffee Talk
- 1850: the deal that cost Texas its claim to 67 million acres
- HJR 10 in Santa Fe and the Speaker
- The White House map post
- The September 30 hearing
- What a county actually is under Texas law
- Greater Idaho and the votes in Oregon
- Following the oil money
- If Santa Fe said yes, and how it would actually work
- Greer County, 1896
- Why the counties cannot vote themselves out
- Why the hearing matters for Texas independence
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